The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05
LEGAL.


i've Years practical experience as a miner.
particularly in coal mines, and have been
resident of the state of Kansas for at
least two years Immediately preceding his
a ap66oi ird,n The commissioner of labor
ana INDUSTRY shall also appoint one chief
clerk, one statistical clerk one free en-
PROMINENT bureau clerk, one stenographer
Two deputy state factory inspectors one
Inspector whose duties shall be to inspect
IRE escapes and all places of amusement
t Mno shan nave a practical knowledge Of
pundlng with at least years experience.
ana 1lve deputy state mine inspectors and
III audltlon he may also employ special
I he ~ laes anu such other assistants as may
De necessary in the discharge of his OIL
clal duties and such officials shall hate
peeh residents of the state for at least
two years. Such special agents and otbe,
assistants shall be paid for rho sorx,jca,
rendered, such compensation as the com
missioner may deem proper, but no sucn
asehtS OF assistants shall be paid more
tnah S4.o per day in addition to necessary
travelling expenses, provided that no man
ager OF agent or mining engineer of any
coai mine, or any person Interest,"
ed in operating any coal mine
shall at any time act as a min
ing inspector under this act; provided fur
ther, that no person shall be appointed
10 any subordinate position by said com
missioner, under the terms of this act who
Is related by blood or marriage to such
commissioner or to any of his principal
assistants.
Sec. .. The commissioner of labor and in
dustry shall appoint as one of the deputy
state factory inspectors woman who, un-
der the direction of the commissioner OF
labor and industry, shall have charge of
the enforcement of all laws relating TO
the health, sanitary conditions surround
ingS, hours of labor and all other laws
affecting the employment of female wage
earners such woman shall he a qualified
elector of this state. shall have had at
least two years actual experience along
the line of her labors as prescribed by
this act ard who shall have been a resi-
dent of the state of Kansas for at least
two years Immediately preceding such APP
Sec. g. The commissioner of labor and
Industry shall receive as salary the sun
of $2500.0o per annum and actual and
necessary expenses incurred i'm the per
Torrance of his duties The assistant
commissioner of labor and industry shall
receive salary the sum of s1500OO per
annum together with his actual ana
necessary expenses incurred in the per
forInance of his duties. The chief clerk
shall receive as salary the sum of $4,000
per annum. The Statistical clerk shall
receive as salary the sum of 100000 pc
annn1n. The stenographer shall receive
as salary the sum of $4,000 per annum.
The deputy state factory inspectors shall
receive as salary the sum OF $4,000 psr
annum- The inspector of fire escapes
and places of amusement shall receive a
salary of $l200.O0 per annum and actual
and necessary expenses The depIItv state
mine inspectors shall each receive as
salary the sum of $4,000 per month with
actual and necessary travelling expenses
receive salary of 100000 per annum ARD
all actual and necessary expenses.
sec Z. All appOlnteeS made bV tie
commissioner of Labor and industry shall
be under his direction and control arc
snail hold their office during his pleasure
Sec. y. The commissioner of Labor and
industry, assistant commissioner deputy
factory inspectors and deputy mine in
spectors shall give bond for the faithful
performance of their duties in such sum
as the executive council shall determine
Sec. 3. Sections $685. $685. 5034 5O25 500.
5937. 503S and Sections SO15 SO16 S0l3 ami
so24 general statutes of 1909 and ali laMs
and parts of laws inconsistent with the
peaied.
Sec. 10 This act shall be in force ana
and publication in the official state pap r.
hereby certify that the above bill orig
mated in the House, and passed that bodv
January 2S, 1913
W. L. BROWN.
Speaker of the HOUSE
GEO. f. ROGERS
1,aas.s a.. Chief Clerk of the House
Fassed the Senate February 3. 1913
SHEFFIELD INGALLS,
President of the Senate
BURT f. BROWN
Secretary of the Senate
Approved February 5th, 1913
GEO. III. HODGEA
Governor.
State Of Kansas.
once OF the Secretary of State
i. CHAS. H. SESSIONS, Secretarv Of
state OF the State of Kansas do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
correct copy of the original enrolled 6,iI
now on file in my office. "i'i
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have
,r hereunto subscribed my name
ISeal1 and affixed my officfaI sasI
this 9TH day of February TeIs
CHAS- H. SESSIONS.
Secretary of State.
published in The Topeka State journal
February 8 1912