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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

Mr. Landry, with y DrlcamhIe
4 Co, Of Drlramb,c. la, 5Waa q
business visitor to TINS city on
Monday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

Mrs Lazard Is Wing. accompanied
hy her son. Lcouel, LET, fot New
Orleans on Monday last There
he young man Will enter school
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18
NlLLARD'S NEWS DEPOT

q : doses 6e6 Will break any
Zs. Chllls 4 ever<~ahd If taken
~ Z tonic ihu>Fcyer will not
1n Price %
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

NJ. and Mrs Earle Iline arc re-.
celvlng the congratulations oi
hcir friends upon the arrival Of
hrlr hon, Wl'n Waa born Jan. ~.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

II you doHr -sleer,-well nj night
are nersofls aud4ow sp(rited, you
need a Cyst IN ~putfier lHERBlNE
is a powcrfukei.eer st,niulant and
cleansing mcdiciW IIquicis The
ncrvcs, promotes energy and
chcerfhlncss. Price<50c.
solT~tyrSToRGE DRUG 90.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18
A olck Man
Writes Or. Hart
man About
X d n ey
Disease.

A gen lenan
writes Zine. Il
was greatly in
:erosted in your
article descrip-
ing thx kauf-
man ca sc OF
serious d; disease
Of the kidneys.
The description
Of his case ex-
actly outlines
ny condition.
am 'N7ne n Pc
runa cured him
1g YOU say. IL
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

Mr.. Albert French leaves today
lof Port Barre, where hc VII enc
tee tho service 81 tho Frisco a. h.
gent ut that point He IS accom-
panied hy Mi Jas. tarl,u, j.. who
viii be his assistant.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18
PETIT JURORS FOR NEXT WEEK

The following Petit Jurors were
then drawn subject to service TO,
the week beginning Monday. Jan
uary goth, 1913:
Ward Name
Paul kretzer
7-ulysse Prince
. Homer Deslatte
Charles Occur
sAlfred GOnsOulin
IL. l.. Bertrand
8 Ellie Scgura
3 Whitney Occur
6-E Taul
6-Alphe FOntelicu
s-Zcnon Lcjeune
Jules Mestayer
&c. &. kihlinger
2-Hardy Boutte
7-Adonis comeaux
6 Jules Francois
Henry Dupuy
G-Emile CharbOnet
7-Theo. David
G--Charles Carstens
3-Louis Grand
8 Gabriel FOrtier
7-LudOvic Landry
III. y. Derouen
&c. 4. Constant
Jos. COurrege
Paul Nusshaum
Luke II. Landry
Henry NuHabaum
VIM. l.. BrOussard.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

DR.. II. A. King IL having the
gallery on the north side OF MS
residence rebuilt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

Va Will offer you clubbing rates
~ TWO Tor morcl magazines
aey have fancy for. Our
49, are - low as the lowest Of
~ any house in America.
4 1s ~ your wants and we will fig
sAe price for you.
hi MILLARD'H NEWS DEPOT
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

Mr. Leonard II. Ncatnver went
to New Orleans to consult i ~"
cinist about hrs eyes. seeking rp-
lief from the effects of his tsruui
guu-shot wound tIo returned enc
latter part oi the Wtck
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

Miss lena Brouasafd left on
Thursday, after u visit Of month
to relatives and friends, Tor Sher
man, Tex where she will again
enter upon The discharge OF the
duties of a PROFESSIONAL trained
nurse.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

TTUHIVPS.
Ashley, Monani, Jno. Anglers
installation will take place next
week and will be followed by q
ban 1uet.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18
TESTED AND PROVEN
THERE Is A HEAP OF SDLAfE IN
BEING AELN TO DEPEND Up
ON \ WELL. EARNED REItTN-
TIDN.

For months Ihsrian rcanrra have
seen tho constant expression OF
praise for Doan's kidney Pills. and
read about the good work they
have dono in this locality. " hat
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

The Misses Melauson entertained
number of their friends last rN.'-
ming NJ thc,r hospitatlc hone. 323
West 81. Peters street. with vocal
and Instrumental music. and dane
ing. Delicious refreshments W~rv
served during the evening,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

10 keep posted on local news
subscribe to The Iberian. Ask 70,
our Premium offers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

Mr. Levy. of New Orleans, brother
of Mr. Max Lovy Of this city, wac "a
visitor Ia relatives here on iust Wed
ncsday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

If your stomach Rels uncomtort-
food which AiEagrcas with you,
take HERBINE;1 it settles The
stomach, strergtttnyt the a,ges' soa
and acknowledgement. Price Que
Sold~Ay--RsTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

Or. ] II White ~ THE cttF 81
Mcssrs J {, Nkerg and ttaIb Al
ors Of .Ieaucrct't left on IugGd9}
Tor West Fcleciaua PARISH, WhtrJ
they rnfroaei spending eeHera
days in luall shooting
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18
....LOCALS....

Last Saturday night this section
was visited ny one more rain with
emphasis on the three last words.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18
EASTERN STARS.

On Monday ,>cnin" OF this week
the members oi W,staria chartc,
No. Of, q. T.. s.. held very inter
esting meeting. Installing the Of
ticrrs elect for the ensuing year
Mr.. "A. u. Murray Past ". T. o.
ficiatcd a. the Installing Officer
and Mr. T. w. Crosby filled the
Marshars station.
The several stations were filled
either hy election Or by appoint
ments made ny tie Worthy Matroi
elect, as follows:
Mrs T.. +. Willard, Worthy Matron
Mr.. y. u. Willard, Worthy Patron
Mrs Emma Smith, A. Mltfon.
Mrs Lazlrd king, -lnndurtrcaE
Mrs. r. W. Crosby, a. conductrcas
Mr.. Chas " Lee, $780, Treasurer
Mr.. Jno. T. White, -.----s--.. Secretary
Mrs. Thos. Monk. .-s....-. Warder
Mr.. A. b. Murray. ---..------- Sentinel
Mrs. T. y Henry. ---.-.aa-.s-..--.. hda
Miss Hiida Roberts, -.----------. Ruth
Mrs Sarah waite, .--.-.--...---. Father
Mrs. A. * smith. ------..ss.-..-M ha
Mrs. A. q Murray, --..--.-.----l ilee,a
Mr.. W. D. Reynolds. -.---.-- Chaplain
Mr.. u. w. trO3, n, .--- Marshal
Mrs. Louis piiitrr, .--.--p Organise
With the exception ot a few al.
sentecs the above officers were n
installed ia formal aud .lnpr.ssiN
manner. Mrs. .Ino T. White. y h,
occupied the presiding chair In
ring the past Asar ia \ most ciii
Gent manner, winning the io\c ant
confidence OF her co-Worl crs II
the order to tina! extent tha
that they earnestly desired her rc-
election, and they only rOnscnte.
to the election oi ano. her Whe,
assured that she cound not acccr
reelection, very gracefully rctir
ed, surrendcring the gave' to he
successor. By virtue OF service i
office she IL entitled to the Fas
Worthy Matron \ chair. This, how
ever, did not deter her from nc.
cepting an appointmcntio work.
ing position back upon the floor
testimonial OF her ,lFNotion TO III,
principles Of the oIlfr.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

On Monday Ja'uarys} ,th htt. viii
be the 10Th anniversary Of The wedding
Of Nr & Mrs. ! G. leblanc. -.
Thcir many friends VII wish Far TINT
occasion M many more anntECFsalipH
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

The Knights Of Honor elected Of
ficers as follows on last Tuesday
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now is Cents. Buy a bottle.

Cant. Thos l.. Morse and family re-
,.rned 70 their old home in this city
m "Wednesday OF this week. They .e
,rn 10 this city after residence :
.eyera. years in Morgan City. Tnei
many old friends are only TOO R1ad J"
velcome them back again.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

NJ g. A. Modinger. Of New Orleans
the official auditor Of the Iberia bui.n
,uo Az. citation. spent the better part
AZ the week here attending TO the du-
ti~a of that position.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

DR.. Geo J Slhallrt spout nvN.
eral hours in Franklin on Monday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-01-18

'a'' '"=sT~'
o
Hr Geo J Sahafri spout mt
eral hours in Franklin ON Monday
Mr. L { Sralev an "Wednesday Eft
to, a hualneas Wit to Crowley nnd.
other POINTS weat.
Nas bllrt RoaefHlil. nI Af lr
and her daughter. ttu. W,,ie.
judge FoliN Aopthu& iMt "u
Thursday tot lata&t ~ q
y it" days vain nus SON" IA'l5s
VII Jos. b'ptetHe of lo.e 'l.
Nt'lt, accompanied lt} ll, sous |j-
ircd, went to Ne@ Oflrnn lhM
early pat 81 tlils 03tk
Mr.. Lew. OF New Orleans. q brother
visitor Ia relatives here on '"a Wed
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49, =. ~, '''..''i'' 80 ''''''' y.
She i :, t,,,rlI,no snI,,itn, fo, A..
National jewish Hospital Ion ruu
-. ,,a ,,-.. w., ,,
no The loth ann,vr,.,fy Of ,hc ,e.idin,,
OF Nr * Mrs ! g. leblanc. -.
lhe'r many ft'cnde VII Wteh taf that
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,ia =, ,',,,I ,L.'t.,,
NJ. anu MIS- Eatte iiIhe are re
celvlng the congratulations oi
hcir r,Ieuds upon the arrival of
,,.,, go ,l 49,. ~, ia
80
Mrs Louis filster WAS called to
Lake t'hurI,a the latte, ,,art of
81 ,,.,,,.,,. ,i,,...., ,.r
'''' w. - '' '''ii''' w
ne' mos h'' 'h Mohhav ~ ms
week Mr. Ionla Piis'cr was sum
inoucd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
Bills introduced
In the House.

House BIN No. %, by Hammond--Pro-
posing fines for railroads falling to place
cars for shippers, Referred to commit
tee on private corporations.
House bin No. 100. hy Judd-Giving
district judges travelling expenses. Re-
terred to judiciary committee.
House bill No, iol by Smlth-Relating
10 theft OF water from pipe lines. Re-
ferred to committee on irrigation and res
ervoiVs
House bill No. lo2. by Mrs. Cannon
missioner Of labor and statistics. provid-
ing that one deputy be n woman, Re-
ferred to committee on labor
House hin No. 1oS; by Mrs. Cannon
sons UP to is years instead Of Il. Re-
ferred to committee on labor.
House bill No l04, by Swenson-Re,,
| lating TO family support and homestead
rights, giving courts discretion In dis
tributiDg allowances. Referred to judi
ciary committee.
House bill No. lo5. by Anderson-Re-
land IN state projects: extending time OF
paym ents in case OF states failure TO
supply water, Referred to committee on
public lands.
House bin No LOG. by Dr.. Skolfield-
Minimum wage commission act. tsubsti-
tute for house bin No 2D Referred to
committee on labor.
House bill No 107. by Hooper-Requr
ing fencing Of farm. pasture and range
lands. Referred TO judiciary committee.
House bill No. los. by Bamberser---
Reducing time Of appeal from six TO
three months. Referred TO judiciary COM
mittee.
House bill No. t0a by Bamberger--
Changing penalty for sale OF opium. Re-
terred TO judiciary committee.
house bin No 110, by judiciary com
mittee. substitute for house bin No. 80
Relating TO possession OF liquor oy
minors. Referred to Judiciary commit
tee.
House hill No. III. by Bamberser lby
rcQu tl-Ext ending law providing pun
shment for escaped prisoners from con-
Wet camps. Referred to judiciary COM
mittee.
House bin No. li2 bv RamberGer-
Making corporate suretysh!p law extend
to persons as we'll as TO compones. Re
ferred 10 committee on Judiciary.
House bill No. 113 bV Barnes-Pro-
hibitjns misrepresentation in Inducing
labor 20 go from one place to another;
regulating conditions surrounding strike
breaking. Referred to committee on prl-
waite corpora tons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08

ITS of Salt Lake City, but are prepar
ing TO close their places the moment
the bill becomes law. Pool room pro
prietors said yesterday that they would
probably not contest the law.
When the Mabey bill came up in the
senate for final passage yesterday. sNv-
oral senators objected to the consid
Grafton of the bill until the house had
taken action OF the Thornley, senate
bill, which the senate had passed be.
fore the house passed the Mabey bill
They held that the action of the house
in declining to pass the senate bin was
discourteous.
Senator Benner X. Smith Of Salt
Lake moved that the bin lie on the
table until the house took some action
on the senate bill. This motion was
lost by vote OF TO :, Then Senator
W. Mont Ferry Of Salt Lake moved
that the bill go over until Thursday
afternoon. This motion falIed by the
same vote
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
PENSION BILL
PASSES HOUSE

Mrs. King OF Salt Lake Yesterday saw
her bill for the aid OF mothers succeed
in the house in glorious fashion. One
member only voted against the bill-Mon-
son OF Sanpcte.
BY an amendment offered by Mrs. King
Yesterday in counties OF 1850 popuia-
lion, the law is 10 be administered by
The Juvenile court. In other counties the
allowances are made by the county COM
Iuissioners That means that Salt Lake
is the only county wherein the Juvenile
court will have jurisdiction over the
fund
Tho bill provides that every mother who
supports her children by her own efforts
is entitled to aid on the easis OF $40 a
each additional child The county com
missioners are, required 10 provide sio'ooo
annually for the purposes Of the act
After tho result OF the vote was an
nounced, Mrs, King made a feeling little
speech in which she thanked tho mem
bers for the support given her measure.
and declared that they would never re-
gret their action. for. said she, the iegis.
lntion was perhaps the most humane and
important that could possibly be passed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
INTENT IS TO
PROTECT LABOR

Barnes Of Salt Lake yesterday intro
duced In the house a bill designed to pre-
vent Misrepresentation on the part OF any
person or company in inducing strike
breakers 10 go 10 places where Il strike is
in progress or where one is threatened
on expected,
The bin provides that II Will he unlaw-
ful for any person or company or agent
20 induce. influence, persuade or engage
any worlzInen OF any class TO change from
one point to another In this state or to
bring any worlImen into or take them
out of the state to work at any labor by
means OF false or deceptive representa-
lions. false advertising or false pretcnse
concerning the kind or character of work
or the amount OF compensation or Inc
sanitary conditions. or as to the exist
euce OF nonexistence OF strikes. lockouts
or other labor troubles. In short, a fun
and truthful statement OF al conditions
must be made when employment is Of
fered
Failure 10 comply with the require
ments is made a m,sdemeanor; and. fur-
,hermore, any workman who has been in
fluenced by false representations shall
have the right to recover for his trans
portation. for his time lost and FOR any
other damages he may suffer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
THE SALT TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1913

supreme court from s2l0O To $4,000 per
year Referred to committee on appro-
prl2tions and claims
Senate bill No 1870. by Iverson-An ac,
relatiNe to the applications of preferred
claimants TO make purchase OF sta te
school lands. Deferred 90 committee on
highways and public lands
Senate bill No. 49, by Hansen-An act
providing for the regulation and super
vlsion OF investment companies and stock
brokers. Referred 70 committee on banks
and banking
Senate bin No 1872, by Lunt (by re-
qucsD-An act giving the state board OF
land commissioners the power TO aba e
the payment of interest on lands and
water under state reservoir projects Re-
icrred to committee on agriculture and
irrigation
Senate joint resolution No. g. by Smith
"A resolution proposing an amendment
70 the state constitution to netmit bond
Issue % per cent for the purpose of Sc
curing water supply for city. on
table for one day
Senate Joint resolution No. 4. by Booth
"a resolution proposing an amendment
20 the state constitution. permitting the
legislature 20 exempt certain property
from taxation and eliminating the time
limit tor The payment OF the public debt.
on table for one day
Senate Joint resolution No. o. by Booth
"A resolution proposing an amendment
10 the state constitution, eXemptins the
homestead of q head OF a family from
taxation and giving the Legislature power
TO provide for a graduated rate OF taxa
tion on-all property On table for one
dag.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
TAX EXEMPTION
OF HOMESTEADS

Senator 4. J.. Booth Of Utah county
yesterday introduced two resolutionsins
in the senate proposing amendments 10
the state constitution relative to taxa
laturc TO make tax exemptions and pro
vides specifically for the exemption OF
homestead In value not less than $1,000
for the head OF d family. The resolution
also permits the state 10 secure a time
longer than twenty years for the paw
ment of a public debt. The other resoIu-
tion provides for the assessment OF prop
crty At its full value and for graduated
rate OF taxation on all property 10 be
fixed by the legislature.
II these resolutions secure the affirm5-
tive vote OF two thirds OF the member
mitted 20 the people OF the state at the
general election OF 1914 for their ap-
proval
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08

bill was outlined In last Sundays issue
OF The Tribune.
Swensop OF Tooele yesterday introduced
Il bill in the house amending the present
law relating TO family support and homo
steads. The new proposed act says ths
the court may, IN It's discretion. exclude
from any family allowance. except home
stead rights, any person who may have
separate property income.
Hammond OF Grand yesterday intro
duced bill requiring railroads to spot
load or unload it conveniently. The rail
road is required 10 pay for loss OF time
In case of failure 10 meet the demands
of the shipper In this respect at the rata
team per day.
The judiciary committee has announced
n special order Tor o'clock "Wednesday
morning TO consider all Sunday c!osine
This order was made when the commit
tee came To the consideration Of Gardens
bill which prohibits Sunday theaters. bi
cycle races. baseball games. motorcycle
races automobile races. and, In fact.
practically oil classes of amusement and
sport.
orably yesterday on house bills Nos. 90,
5l 81, SO. 90 and 80. all liquor bills, with
one exception, which prohibits the sale
81 no1ss TO n hs ,op No So
which relates To the possession OF liquor
by minors
On motion OF Chairman Henrie OF the
committee the liquor bills were made
special order In the house for O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Cannon of Salt Lake yesterday in
trOduced a bill providing that the COM
missioner of the bureau OF imnligra ton.
labor and statistics shall employ two
deputies. instead OF one as tho law now
provides. and that one OF the deputies
shall, be "A woman. The salary OF the
deputies is to be 1920 a year
The bill also requires thar industrial
emploYeis shall submit thc!r payrolls o,
registers showing the number of hours
each employee works. In case of refus-
al the employer is liable to fine of $40
or imprisonment OF fifteen days. .tor both
fine and imprisonment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
Resents House Action.

Senator A. L. Booth of Utah ex-
planned his vote, saying that he IA
yored tho bill. but did not like the way
the house had treated the senate in
passing its own measure after it had
received an identical bill passed by the
senate. He said he would vote for the
bill, but would do il only because of
the Importance of the measure. He
held it to be bad precedent to estab-
lish. but said he hoped that the future
actions of the senate would not be gov
erned by this precedent. Senator WEI
liam Craig Of Weber. who was the only
senator to vote against the bill, de.
clared that he did not like the way the
house had treated the senate, and
would therefore vote against the bill.
Senator j. r. Edgheill OF Juab county
said that he had opposed tho Thornley,
bill largely because he thought the
penalty too severe, The penalty was
cut down by the Mabey bill. and he
therefore voted in favor Of it. The
bill was passed with seventeen affirm
ative votes and one vote against the
bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
Query on Casualty"

Senator Smith called attention TO
the fact that the bin forbade betting
on any casualty and asked why the
word was in the measure. He sug-
gested that it might go so far as TO
prevent accident insurance companies
from doing business in the state He
said that an accident policy was in ef-
feet wagering contract The senator
said he did not think chat race track
betting could ever bc construed as
wagering on a casualty. He moved
that the word be stricken out. Senator
j. W. Thornley, OF Davis objected. say
ing he did not think the bill should be
sent back to the house for concurrence
IN such slight amendment. Senator
Smith s motion was lost and the roll
was called ON the hill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
Reported Faporably
In the Senate.

Senate bill No. 20. by Willams-An act
appropratng $1,000 TO Willard Hansen
state dairy and food commissioner. fol
unpaid salary. Recommended for pass
age by commttec on appropriations and
claims.
act appropriating S75OO for aged teachers
Recommended for passage by committee
on appropriations and claims.
Senate bill No. 9S by Williams-An act
appropriatine 10000 TO defray the eX-
pcnseS of Union and Confederate vetcr-
ans attending the semi centennial ami
vcrsary of the battle OF Gettysburg NJ
Gettysburg Pa, next July. Recommend
ed for passage by committee on appropri
ationS and claims.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08

DR.. Jane SkolfleId yesterday presented
In the house a bill to take the place of
house bill No, 81, the measure providing
for a minimum wage commission for
women and minors. The original bill was
withdrawn after the committee on labor
had suggested numerous amendments and
the new bill takes It's place. II IS known
as house bill No. 100
The bill provides for the appointment
by the governor of q commission OF three,
one OF them a woman, to serve three
years each after the first appointments.
respectively. The commissioners are to
receive So day for time actually served.
secretary IS provided for.
The commission is TO Inquire into the
wages pald women or minor employees
and II II finds them too low. the com
mission Is to establish a wage board OF
not less than three Representatives of the
employer three representatives of the
employees and ono or more chosen from
the public. The wage board, after q care
full and thorough Investigation OF condi.
lions Is to fix a minimum wnge scale, II
It finds the existing scale too low. and is
TO report Its findings and conclusions to
the commission. II the commission APP
proves the determinations OF the board
it shall give public notice by advertise :
ment In ut least one newspaper In each
county of its Intention TO Fix legal mini
mum wage scale. Public hearings may
be held thereafter II the order Is not sat-
sfa ctory
After the minimum scale has been
fixed the bill declares 1t shall be un'aw-
full for any employer TO employ woman
or minor for less than the wages fixed BY
the commission. The commission is en-
powered TO make exceptions In cases Of
women who are physically unable 10 90
the work performed by an average work
ing woman
II is specified that any employer who
discharges an employee for giving tcsti-
mony al any Investigation is made guilty
OF q nlsdemcanor.
minor at less than the minimum wage Is
deemed guilty OF a nsdenennor and is
punishable by fine OF not less than SO
nor moro than $50 or by Imprisonment In
the county jail OF not less than ten nor
more than ninety days. II is also pro-
v!ded that any employee who receives
less thnn the legal minimum scale shall
be entitled to recover In 81 civil action the
full amount OF her legal wages. together
with costs and attorneys fees
Five thousand dollars Is appropriated
for the purposes OF the act.