Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-07-12

printed form of such notice shall be furnished
and the employment of any minor for longer
time in any day so stated, or between the
seven o'clock in the morning, shall be deemed
a violation of this section.
Sec. g. Penalty for Yiolations-Whoey
and whoever having under his control child
in of eeon Of
this act shall for such offense be fined nee not
whoever continues to employ any child in
violation of any Of sal sections of this act
missioner of labor of the state, shall for
every day thereafter that such employment
more than $1,000 additional for each day that
such employment continues. A failure to
produce to truant officer or any official Of
the labor department, any employment certif-
cate or list rgg9gred BY +n this s act shall be
ment of any person whose employment certif-
cate is not produced or whose name is not
tanning employment certificates in violation
Of section of this act shall be fined me- $l49G
cate prescribed by section 5 of this act who
oG 6e esd ao nan
Sec. 9. Right of Visitation-OhciaIs of the
Visit Visit ali Hp1 factories mills, workshops mines,
mercantile establishments and all other places
whether any minors are employed contrary
to the provisions of this act, and they shall
to the school superintendent or to the chair
man of the school board or board of education
Officials of the labor department and truant
officers may require that the employment
of minors employed, shall be produced for
their inspection. Complaints for offenses
of the state labor department, and any one
who shall refuse to allow visitation in this
section provided for, shall be guilty OF a
misdemeanor.
Sec TO- Occupations Prohibited to Minors.
No CHILDREN under the age Of 16 years; snaI
whatever; nor shall any children adjust any
belt to p any ma9hn9r or 59y 5ha not G
they shall not operate or assist in operating
tointers, planners, and paper OF. wood-polish-
ing machinery, emery or polishing wheels
b b99fn Tor maehneg in
sheet metal and tin ware manufacturing,
tories, operating corrugating rolls, such as
used in roofing factories, nor shall they
steam machinery or other steam generating
apparatus, or as pin boys in any bowling
operating dough CRATES or cracker machinery
of any description; wire or iron Strengthening
operating rolling mill machines, punches or
shears, washing, grinding or mixing mill or
shall they operate or assist in operating
laundry, machinery; nor shall they be en-
position in which dangerous or poisonous
acids are used, and they shall not be en-
p Of paints coors or White lead; nor shall they
be employed in any capacity whatever in
senger or freight elevator; nor shall they be
employed in any capacity. whatever in the
manufacture of goods for immoral purposes,
or any other employment dangerous to their
lives or limbs or their health or morals; nor
in any theater, concert hall saloon or place
of amusement; provided, that this section
shall not apply to the employment Of any
school or academy, or in teaching or learning
the science practice of music, or as
musician in amy concert, or in theatrical
exhibition with the written consent of the
mayor of the city the president OF the
oil nf he vi
exhibition takes place. Such consent shall
not be given unless fOrty-eight hours pre-