The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-29

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such breach.
Section s. Any person who shall
engage in business as an emigrant
agent without first obtaining a Ii
cense as in this act provided, or who
shall violate any provision of this act,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction be punished by a fine
not exceeding One Thousand Dollars
($1000O0) OF by Imprisonment for not
more than one year, or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
Section 8. Act 81 of the Laws of
1905 and all other laws in so far as
they are inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed"
The following are the statutes of
Southern States making it a misde.
meanor to induce laborers or ser.
wants to break their contracts with
employers
North Carolina.
1865. Enticing Servants To Leave
Master. If any person shall entice
persuade and procure any servant by
indenture, or any who shall be con
tracted in writing or orally to serve
his employer, to unlawfully leave the
service of his master or employer; or
If any person shall knowingly and un-
lawfully harbCr and detain, in his
own service and from the service of
his master, or employer, any servant
who shall unlawfully leave the service
of such master, or employer, then, in
either case, such person and servant
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and
fined not exceeding one hundred dol
lars or imprisonment not exceeding six
months
Kentucky.
Section s. If any person shall en-
tice away an apprentice or servant
from his master, he shall pay the mas.
ter therefor three dollars for every day
the apprentice, or servant, shall re-
main out of the service of the master.
and any person who shall, knowingly
conceal, harbor, or employ such SER
want or apprentice, shall, in like man
ner, pay the master therefor three dol
lars per day for every day such an
prentice or servant shall be so con.
cealed, harbored, or mployed. Revis.
ed Statutes of Kentucky.
Mississippi.
Code 1892, Section 1865, provides
IF any person person shall willfully
Interfere with, entice away, knowingly
employ, or induce a laborer or renter
who has contracted with another per
son for a specified time to leave hi.
employ or the leased premises before
the expiration of his contract, withou
the consent of the employer or land.
lord, he shall, upon conviction, be finet
not less than twenty-five dollars no.
more than one hundred dollars. and
in addition, shall be liable to the EN-.
ployer or landlord for double tn,
amount of damage which he may have
sustained by reason thereof"
Alabama.
An Act amendatory of Section 1925
provides, ANY person who knowingl
lnterferes with, hires, employs, entice
away, or induces to leave the servic
Of another, any laborer, or servant
who has contracted in writing to serv
such other person for any agreed tim
not to exceed one year, before tn
expiration of the time so contracted fo
or who knowingly interferes with
hires' employs, entices away, or in
duces any minor to leave the seryic
or any person to whom such servic
is lawfully due, without the consen
OF the party employing, or to whom
such service is due, given in WRITING
or in the presence of some credibl
person, is guilty of a misdemeanor. an
inf yevXle tv 'shito shrd emf,
on conviction, may be fined not les
than fifty dollars, nor more than fv
hundred dollars, at the discretion q
the jury trying the cause, and in n
case less than double the damage
sustained by the party whom sue
laborer or servant was induced I
leave; one-half TO the party sustain
ing such damage, and the other ha
to the county.
South Carolina.
Amy person who shall entice {
persuade by any means whatsoever an
tenant, servant or laborer under co,
tract with another, duly entered int
by parties before one or more witness
: es, whether such contract be verb
2 or in writing, to violate UGH contrac
r or shall employ such laborer, KNOWN
such laborer to be under contract vii
! another. shall be deemed guilty of
! misdemeanor and upon convictic
shall be fined not less than SE5 NJ
more than $780," etc.
Mississippi.
Chapter 1902 of the Pamphlet Acts
1900, provides:
That Section 1908 of the Code
1892 be amended as follows: