Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
No. 1147. Al Published June ~. 1913
CHAPTER Ss4. LAWS OF 1918.

No 1l47, Al Published Juno ~. 1913
CHAPTER 5B4. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT To amend subsection ! of section iT2Sc,
subsection Of section l73sc-l subsection 1 Of
section 172sd and subdivision (2) Of section 1885,
SO of the statutes, relating to child labor.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented In
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Subsection of section l72Sc subsec-
zion / of section 172Sc-l, subsection l Of section
1728d and subdivision 2) Of section 2Se4-52 Of the
statutes are amended to read (Section l72sc) i.
No child under the age Of sixteen shall be
ployed required permitted suffered to work at
any gainful occupation other than domestic service
farm labor for more than forty-eight hours In any
enc week nor more than eight hours in any one day
or before the hour of o'clock In the morning
or after the hour OF six O'Clock IN the evening.
employment not to exceed eight hours and thirty
minutes in any day may be permitted to children
on condition that the children 80 employed shall be
day: provided that child SO employed shall be per-
Elitted to work than forey eight hours in any
one week, including at least four hours OF attend
ance at continuation school. between sx o'clock
In the evening and seven o'clock In the morning.
; dinner period Of not less than thirty minutes
sball be allowed during each day During such din
ner period the shall be shut off from machinery
operated By children. and no work shall be permitted
Provided nothing in sections 1T28a TO 1726t. fncu
sive sall be construed interfere with the employ
ment Of children provided in sections 172Sa1 and
i72Su OF the statutes.
1section i72Sc-D l. Whenever any day
continuation classea industrial school commercial
school shall be established In any town. village or
city In this state for minors between the Of four
teen and sixteen working under permit pro-
yided BY law every such child. residing within any
town village or city In which any such school is
established shall attend such school In the daytime
not less than Ave hours per week for six months In
each wear until such child sixteen years OF
age or four hOsrs per week for eight months. as
nav be determined By the local buard Of industrial
EDUCATION and every employer shall allow all minor
employees over and under sixteen OF age
reduction in hours OF work OF not less than the
number Of hours the minor Is by this section required
to attend school
tSection l72sd) 1. It shall be the duty Of the
industrial commission to enforce all the pro-
visions OF the statutes regulating relative child
ahor and to prosecute violations Of the before
nv iusfice Of the peace other Of competent
1rfsaiction in this state It shall be the duty OF
the said industrial commission and truant
oescers and they hereby authorized and empow-
ercd to visit and inspect. at all reasonable tines
S as oftep as possible. an places covered by sec
.,ens l79Sa to I72sj. inclusive. The In
.stal commission. for the purposes of the enforce
ment of sections 172sa to 1926 inclusive. shall have
as relating to school attendance
sSsctinT 2ss4-52l t2l To administer and en-
sorre q far as not otherwise provided for In the
sssnfas the laws relating % child labor larndries
1890 ennYoymenf ~ females. licensed occtlpatfota
ShsSoi attendance. bakeries employment ofBces IN
sesiIrece olces and bureaus Manufacture Of cigars