El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-01

of one and one-half times her regu-
lar pay for such time as she is so en-
ployed for more than ten hours per
day.
Sec. ?. Every employer in any man
ufacturing, mechanical or mercantile
establishment, or workshop, laundry,
printing office, dressmaKing or millin-
ery establishment hotel, restaurant or
theaJer, or telegraph or telephone
establishment and office or any other
establishment employing any female,
shall provide suitable seats for all
female employees and permit them TO
use such seats when not engaged in
the active performance Of the duties OF
their employment.
Sec "a Provided, that this act
shall not apply to stenographers-
perintendent, foreman or other agent
of any such employer who shall re-
quire any female to work IN any OF
the places mentioned in section l more
than the number of hours provided for
in this act during any day of twenty
four hours, or who shall fail, neglect
or refuse to so arrange the work OF
females employed in said places mem
toned in section 1, so that they shall
work more than the number of hours
provided for in this act, during any
day of twenty-four (2D hours, or the
number OF hours prescribed by TINS
act in any one week, or who shall fan,
neglect or refuse to provide suitable
seats as provided in section 2 Of this
act. SDdll De QGeIuSQ guilty VI q LllSu0-
meanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than fifty (S5Ol
dollars, nor more than two hundred
$4,000 dollars or imprisonment IN the
county Jail not less than five go nor
more than thirty 900 days OF by both
such fine and imprisonment
Sec. 4. And provided, further, that
the provisions Of this act shall not be-
come effective until the first day of
October, A. D, 1913
Approyed April Is 1918.
The Carpenters union will hold its
regular weekly meeting tonight at the
Building Trades hall No. l at 1880
Special business will be brought before
dent and Will preside over the meeting.
W. T Davis is business manager for
the union.
Joe Burton will call the regular sem
monthly meeting CT the HorSeShoerS'
union to order tonight at 325 Chihuahua
street at s o'clock. o. NJ Berkey is
the secretary.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Painters and Paperhangers' union viii
be held tonight at the Building Trades
hall at s o'clock Adam House; the
newly elected president, will call the
meeting to order
a lengthy and important session was
held last night by the Bricklayers'
union. which held its regular meeting
at the Building Trades hall The at
tendance was good. ". Fayram, pres1-
dent, presided. F. ]. Williams. secRe-
tary. reported work at the trade good.
NJ X. Quinliven ia recording secretary.
A. E. Bartlett, city building inspector,
is treasurer
Alex Rose has started the brick work
on the new p room apartment house
on South FL Paso street, between Second
and Third street. He is a member OF
the Bricklayers' union.
S. S. Cash is foreman bricklayer for
the Perry kirkpatrick Building COM
pany, and has completed the brick work
on a new bungalow in Morningside
Heights. and expects to begin the
brick work on a new bungalow on
East Boulevard today. Mr.. Cash IS
member of the local Bricklayers' union
Paul Reimann has returned to the
city, after spending a two months va
cation visiting San Antonio, Houston
Galveston and many other Texas cities
He has renewed his affiliation with the
local Bricklayers' union and expects 10
return to work in few days. Mr.