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

place Of employment.". employment.
deputy" order" local order gen.
eral order" special order" welfare"
section, shall be construed as defined
In section 2394-41 Of the statutes.
Schedule of employments or places OF
employment dangerous or preJudl-
cial to the life, health, safety OF well
fare, of minors, or children under
the ages specified, or to freQuenters,
or to females.
(a) Minors under twenty-one years
of age:
In cities of the first, second and
third class, before six o'clock in the
morning and after eight o'clock in
the evening of any day, as messenger
for telegraph or messenger com
pany in the distribution, transmits
sion or delivery of messages or
goods.
(b) Minors under eighteen years Of age:
G) Blast furnaces; in or about.
(2) Boats and vessels engaged in
the transportation of passengers or
merchandise; pilot; fireman; en-
gineer.
(3) Docks; in or about.
(4) Dusts; operating or using any
emery, tripoli, rouge, carborundum,
stone carborundum. any abrasive or
emery polishing or buffing wheel,
where articles of the baser materials,
as of iridium, are manufactured.
go Electric wires: on the outside,
erection and repair of electric wires.
(6) Elevators; in, tho running or
management of any elevators, lifts
or hosting machines.
CD Explosives; in or about estab-
lishments where nitroglycerine, dy-
Mantle, dualin, guncotton, gunpow-
der, or other high or dangerous ex-
plosives are manufactured, COM
pounded or stored.
(8) Matches; in dipping, dyeing or
packing.
90 Mine or quarry; in or about
(1O) Oiling or cleaning: in oiling
or cleaning dangerous or hazardous
machinery in motion.
(1D Railroads; switch tending,
gate-tending, or pairing; as
brakeman. fireman, engineer, motor
man, conductor, telegraph operator.
(12) Wharves; in or about.
OBJ No female under eighteen
messenger by any telegraph or tel
ephone company firm or corporation,
or by any company, firm. corpora
ton or individual engaged in SINH
lar business.
(c) Children under sixteen years Of
G) Bakeries; dough brakes or
cracker machinery of any descrip
~ Belts; .
Adjusting belts lin motion);
Sewing belts lin any cappcity).
(3) Boilers; operating any steam
boiler or steam generating appara-
tuS.
"a Bowling alleys; as pin boys
90 Building trades; on scaffolding,
or on a ladder or in heavy work.
(6) Furnishing machines in any
tannery or leather manufacturing.
CD COrrugating rolls in roofing or
washboard factories.
(8) Dusts; occupations causing
dust in injurious Quantities.
90 Emery or polishing wheel for
polishing metal
(10) Immoral purposes; manufac-
(11) Iron and steel, wire or iron
Strengthening machinery, punchers or
shears.
G2) Laundry machinery.
OBJ Liquors; in or about any store,
brewery, distillery, bottling estab-
lishment, hotel barroom, saloon, sa-
loon dining-ro0m or restaurant, any
place in connection with saloon or
a similar place of any name, or III or
about any dance hall, bowling alley
pool room, beer garden, or similar
place of any name, in which strong,
spirituous or malt liquors are made,
bottled, sold or given away.
(14( Machinery; oiling or assisting
in oiling, Wiping or cleaning any
machinery in motion.
Operating or assisting IN operat-
ing or taking material from any
circular or bandSaw, or any crOsScut
saw or slasher, or other cutting or
pressing machine from which ma
terial is taken from behind.
(15) Paints and poisons;
Manufacture of paints, colors or
white lead.
Manufacture of any composition
in which dangerous or poisonous
acids are used.
Manufacture or preparation of
Il
Gus dyes.
Manufacture or preparation of
compositions with dangerous or
poisonous gases.
Manufacture or preparation of
compositions of I've or in which the
quantity thereof is injurious to
health.
Q6) Presses; cylinder or job. Dor
ing or drill.
GD Rubber; washing, grinding or
mixing mill Of calendar rolls in
rubber manufacturing.
(18) Stamping machines;
In sheet-metal and tinware
manufacturing
In washer and nut factory
In lace, paper and leather
manufacturing.
G9) Theater or concert hall.
900 Tobacco; In any tobacco ware
house, cigar or other factory where
tobacco is manufactured or prepared.
(21) Woodworking; wood shaper,
'WoOd-Jo1nter, planer, sandpaper,
wood polishing or wood-turning
machine.
(22) Wool. cotton, hair upholster-
ing; carding machine, or machine
used in picking wool, cotton. hair,
or any upholstering material.
(23) Any other employment dan
gerous to life or limb. injurious to
the health, or depraving to the
morals.
(d) Females:
90 Amy female child In any capa-
city where such employment COM
pels her to remain standing con-
stantly.
(2) Any female in or about any
mine or quarry.
Section B. This act shall take effect
Rnd be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June IA, 1913. Copy Law.