Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04
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picture house or similar place of any
name.
4. Any person. firm or corporation,
agent or manager of any corporation
who, whether for himself or for such
firm or corporation. or by himself or
fails to return the employment permit
Of any child in violation of section
172Sa-6, shall be liable. in action TO
child ia whose Permit Is ea n9 day
during which such failure continues.
s. The failure Of any person, firm or
corporation, agent or manager OF any
spectfon to the commissioner OF LABOR
factory inspector or any assistant rae
tory Inspector truant officers. the en- I'm
serIbed. shall be prima facie evidence
Of illegal employment Of minor before
any justice of the peace or other court
of competent. jurisdiction. The pres
ence Of any minor In any factory work
shop, place of employment or In or
about any mine, or the presence OF any
the posted hours Of labor. as hereinbe-
fore provided, or in any establishment
employed at any work Listed as as s gam Il
be prima facie evidence of the en-
ployment of such child.
Section 1921 Any parent or guar
dian, who suffers or permits child to
be employed, at any gainful occupation,
directly or indirectly, or suffered or
permitted to work in violation of this
and upon conviction thereof, shall be
fined not less than five nor more than
twenty five dollars, or by Imprisonment
in the county jail for not longer than
Section 2. There are added to the
statutes four four new sections &C., to read;
9fed by gecoa 17sa Of the
shall state the name, the date and place
of birth Of the child, and describe the
color of hair and syes the height a al
marks of such child, and that the
papers required in subsection hereof
have been duly examined, approved and
filed.
2. The following evidence. records
and papers shall be filed before such
I q Evidence showing that such
child is fourteen years Of age in one
Of the following forms:
(a) A duly attested transcript of the
law with the register of vital stats
tics, or other officer charged with the
duty Of recording births.
charge p of pn6io school G in the State
or elsewhere, having a course of not
less than eight years, or of a school in
the state other than public Sehe9
course of study Of not less than eight
years duration, in which school rec
ord Of the attendance Of such child has
a graduate of such school, and that ac-
cording to the records kept in such
school, such child is at least fourteen
(c) A passport or duly ,attested
transcript Of a certificate Of baptism,
showing the. date and place Of baptism
"a If such proof does not exist or
cannot be secured as provided In sub
DIVISIONS Sal; CD or (c), Of If subdivisip Q n
sat icfa IT To official issuing
permit may be filed in lieu thereof.
(2) A certificate of the superintend-
s s1 81 last ss atte1ded by the chiid or in
the absence Of both Of the afore-men-
toned persons, a certificate of the clerk
of the school board, showing that such
age, and stating also the date Of the
birth Of such child, and the number OF
years it has attended school Such
statement that such child has attended
the public school, or some other school
course, as required by law, within the
twelve months next preceding the date
OF such certificate, or next preceding
the fourteenth birthday of such child;
that such child Is able to read and and
write simple sentences In the English
language, and is familiar with the fun
damental operations in arithmetic up
to and including fractions, and that 1t
has received during such one-year
period, instruction in spelling, reading,
writing, English grammar and geOgra-
phy; or in lieu Of such statement rela-
tive to its educational attachments,
that such child has passed successfully
the fifth grade in the public school, or
in some school having a substantially
equivalent course, or that it has at
tended school for at least seven years.
It shall be the duty OF such superin-
: tendent, principal or clerk to issue Ger
in behalf of any child entitled thereto.
: (3) A letter written on such regular
used by the person, stating the inten-
} ton Of such person, firm or corporation
to employ such child, and signed by
such person, firm or corporation, or by
some one duly authorized by them.
es Of this act the commissioners Of
; labor factory inspector, any assistant
factory Inspector, truant officer. any
police officer or any private citizen may
make complaint Of the violation Of any
provision of this act.
2. When complaint is made by truant
/ officer, police officer or any private
citizen to the commissioner Of labor,
state factory Inspector or any assistant
factory Inspector, the commissioner of
labor shall investigate or cause to be
investigated such complaint, and If
pursuant to any such Investigation, 9
t thia act shall Be found, the commiS-
sioner Of labor shall prosecute or cause
! to be prosecuted any such Violation,
Section 172s@ 5d In es cities of the
l.
under the age Of twenty-one years
, shall be employed or permitted to work
as a messenger for telegraph or mes
/ senger company IN the distribution,
transmission or delivery of messages or
goods before six o'clock in the morning
and after eight o'clock in the evening
u section set ny 172sa-s. 1. Every person,
firm or corporation, agent or mana ger
Of any firm or corporation, employing
minors in any factory or workshop,
store, office, hotel, mercantile estab-
, lishment, laundry, telegraph, telephone
i or public messenger service within this
r state, in addition to fling the certil-
> cate of intention to employ with the
commissioner of labor, state factory
inspector or any assistant factory in
spector, shall file with the officer sign
ing such permit, a statement of actual
employment Of such minor, the date of
employment, and that the necessary
permit has been duly received and
fled, shall keep said permits on file in
} the same place where such minor is
employed, and subject at all times to
the inspection of the commissioner of
r labor, state factory inspector or assist
, ant factory inspector, and shall post a
nation at near the principal en-
trance to the factory, or other building
where such children are employed. 1t