Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

custody Of the child. desiring such
permit and badge. and until such Of
placed on file the written statement of
the principal or chief executive officer
Of the public, private or parochial
school. which the said child is attend
ing. stating that such child is an at
tendant ct such school with the grade
such child shall have attained. and
provided that no such permit and
nicer issuing 1T is satisfied that such
child is mentally and physically able
to do such work, besides his regular
| Section 1926. Before any such per-
NIT is issued, the board Of
education shall demand aud be furn-
lshed with proof of such child's age
by the production of verified bap-
tismal certificate or duly attested
! birth certificate, or, in case such cer-
tiilcate cannot be secured, by the re-
cord of age stated in first school en-
rollment of such child Whenever it
appears that permit was obtained by
wrong or false statements as to any
child's age. the officer who granted
such permit shall forthwith revoke
the same. After having received, ex-
amined and placed on file such papers,
the officer shall Issue to the child a
permit and badge. The principal or
which children under six
teen years of age are pupils, shall
/ keep complete list OF all children in
their schools to whom a permit and
badge has been issued, as provided in
sections resp to 172Sza, inclusive.
Section 172Su. Such permit shall
the child. the name and address Of it's
parents, guardian, custodian or next
friend, as the case may be. and de-
scribe the color of hair and eyes. the
gushing facial marks of such child.
and shall further state that the pa
pers required by the preceding sec
ton have been duly examined and
permit has appeared before the officer
/; issuing the permit. The badge furn-
/ ished by the officer issuing the permit
/ shall bear on it's face number cor
| NIT and the name of the child. Every
such permit shall be signed
in the presence of the officer issuing
the same by the child in whose name
| it is issued. Provided, that in case Of
| carrier boys working on salary for
newspaper publishers delivering pa
pers, card Of identificatio shall be
issued to such carriers by the
i board of education which they shall
carry on their person, and exhibit to
any officer authorized under sections
! 172Sp to 172Sza, inclusive, who may
accost them for a disclosure of their
| right to serve as such carriers; and
provided further, that in case of the
| illness or absence of any boy who
|
or distributing force of any newspa-
per at the time when such delivery
! or distribution of newspapers is to be
made, if there shall be no other boy
/ who has a permit and badge. as pro-
vided herein, ready 20 make the de-
! livery and distribution, such delivery
and distribution may be made for a
| period which shall not exceed seven
days, by any other boy over the age
! of twelve years, who shall have COM
piled with all the other requirements
of sections 172Sp to 172Sza, inclusive,
except the requirement of a permit
and badge; in such cases, written
certificate, stating ttte facts, on blank
| form furnished by the board of educa-
! ton, signed by the circulation or bus
mess manager of such newspaper or
It's authorized representative shall be
| issued to such boy for a period not to
exceed seven days. Copies of all such
! certificates shall be furnished the
| board of education within twentyfour
| hours after issue.
Section 172Sv. The badge provided
for herein shall be such as the
| board of education shall designate and
shall be worn conspicuously in sight
at all times in such position as may
! be designated by the said -
board of education by such child while
| so working. No child to whom such
! permit and badge or identification card
are issued shall transfer the same to
any other person. No badge shall be
issued except on deposit of a fee OF
twenty five cents. Such fee shall be
refunded upon return of the badge.
Section 1728w. No boy under =
sixteen years of age shall, in any city
of the first class, sell, expose or offer
for sale any newspapers, magazines or
periodicals after the hours of
seven thirty o'clock in the evening
81 or before five o'clock in the
morning; and no child under sixteen
years Of age shall distribute, sell, ex-
pose or offer for sale any news
papers, magazines or periodicals or
street or public trades or distribute
hand bills or shall be employed or
permitted to work in the distribution
or sale or exposing or Offering for sale
of any newspa pers, magazines or peri
odicals or as a boOtblack or in other
street or public trades or in the dis
tribution of hand bills during the
hours when the public schools of the
city where such child shall reside are
| in session. Provided, that any boy be-
| tween the ages of fourteen and six
teen years, who is complying ana sinai!
continue to comply with all the legal
requirements concerning school at
tendance, and who is mentally and
physically able to do such delivery be-
sides his regular school work, shall
be authorized to deliver newspapers
between the hours OF four and SIX In
the morning.
Section 172Sx. The ** board of
it's direction shall enforce the provi-
sions of sections 172sp t. 172Sza; in
elusive, and said board is
hereby vested with all powers re-
quisite therefor. The said board is
hereby authorized to use any funds
provided for by section 435e of ting
statutes in the administration of thkr
act.
Section 1922. Amy parent or oth~
err person who employs a minor under
! the age of sixteen years in peddling,
without a license, or who, having the
care or custody Of such minor suf-
fers or permits the child to engage in
such employment, or to violate sec
tions 172Sp to 172Sza. inclusive, shall
be punished by fine not to exceed
u s. fifty dollars nor less than
ten dollars, or by commit
ment to the county jail for not morsa
than thirty days or less thaSs
ten days.
Section g This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after July
1, 1913.
Approved June IA, 1918. Copy Law.
No. All, ST. Published June II, 1913.
CHAPTER 484, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend section 2439 of
the statutes, relating to transcripts
of proceedings in criminal actions
The people of the state of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
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