Arizona republican., 1910-12-10

SC0OOlS Ol lUe uiSlIlCI III WHICH lnt child resides are in session; nor shall
 any child under sixteen years of age
 be empoyed underground in mines
 Or in any occupation injurious to
 health or morals or hazardous to life or limb; nor in any occupation at night, or for more than eight hours | in any day.
 Sec. 3. It shall be unlawful for any person. company, association, or cor pOratiOn to require of it's servants or employees as a condition of their en- | plOyment, or otherwise, any contract or agreement whereby such person company, association, or corporation shall be released or discharged from
 liability or responsibility on account
 of personal injuries which may be re ceived by such servants or employees
 while in the service or employment of
 such person, company, association, or corporation, by reason of the negli
 gence of such person, company, asso- citation, corporation, or the agents or
 employees thereof; any any such con tract or agreement if made, shall be
 null and void.
 Sec. f. The common law doctrine
 of fellow servant, so far as it affects
 the liability of a master for injuries
 to his servant resulting from the acts
 or omissions of any other servant oI servants of the common master is
 forever abrogated.
 Sec. ,. The defense of contributory negligence or of assumption of risk
 shall, in all cases whatsoever, be a question of fact and shall, at all times
 be left to the jury.
 Sec. 6. The right of action to re
 cover damages for injuries shall nev
 CT be abrogated. and the amount re
 covered shall not be subject to any
 statutory limitation.
 Sec. '. To protect the safety oi employees in all hazardous occupa
 tions, in mining, smelting, manufac turing, railroad or street railway transportation, or any other industry the Legislature shall enact an Elm. plOyer's Liability law, by the terms of which any employer. whether indi. vidual, association, or corporation shall be liable for the death or injury Nctuotu Ug any dCClutul uut lO d COil-
 dition or conditions of such occupa
 tion. of any employee in the service of such employer in such hazardous occupation, in all cases in which such death or injury of such employee shall
 not have been caused by the negli-
 gence of the employee killed or in. juTed.
 Sec. s. The Legislature shall en act a Workmen's Compulsory Com pensatiOn law applicable to workmen
 engaged in manual or mechanical la.
 Dor in such emplOyments as the Legis lature may determine to be especially dangerous. by which compulsory com pensation shall be required to be paid to any such workman by his employ CT, if in the course of such employ
 ment personal injury to any such workman from any accident arising out of. and in the course of such em ployment is caused in whole, or in part, or is contributed to. by a neces sary risk or danger of such employ
 ment. or a necessary risk or danger inherent in the nature thereof. or by failure of such employer, or any of his or it's officers, agents. or employee, oI employees, to exercise due care. or
 to comply with any law affecting
 such employment: Provided, that il
 shall be optional with said employee to settle for such compensation, or
 retain the right to sue said employer as provided by this Constitution.
 Sec. 9. The exchange, solicitation
 or giving out of any labor black list! is hereby prohibited, and suitable laws shall be enacted to put this pro vision into effect
 Sec. 10 No person not a citizen or
 ward of the United States. or who has
 not declared his intention to become
 citizen, shall be employed upon, or
 in connection with. any State. County or Municipal works or employment; {;
 Provided, that nothing herein shall be construed to prevent the working of
 prisoners by the State, or by any mu-
 nicipality thereof, on street or road
 work. or other public work. The Leg
 islature shall enact laws for the en-
 fOrcement and shall provide for the punishment of any violation of this section