The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

words lin SO entering so that said sec
ton as amended shall read as follows:
Section 4. The Commissioner as
State factory inspector and any author
ZEE, Ea' agent OF the labor department shall
have power to enter any factory or mill,
workshop, private works or State in
st1tut1ons which have shops or factories,
When the same are open or in operation.
Tor the purpose Of gathering facts and
statistics such as are contemplated by
this act, and to examine into the meth
DDS OF protection from danger to en-
ployees and the sanitary conditions in
and around such buildings and places.
and to make a record thereof of such
inspection And if any person, or per-
sons, shall refuse to admit or shall I'M
reasonably delay the commissioner, or
any authorized agent Of the labor de-
partment, in so entering, or shall refuse
to give the information so desired by
SAID commissioner or authorized agent,
then said person or persons, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction thereof, before any
punished by fine not to exceed one
hundred dollars, or by Imprisonment for
not more than ninety days, or both such
hne and Imprisonment in the discretion
or the court. If the commissioner as
State factory inspector, or any author
lzed agent Of the department of labor,
snail find upon such inspection that the
heating, lighting. ventilation or SAM
factories is such as to be injurious to
the health of the persons employed or
residing therein Or that the means of
egress In case Of fire or other disaster
shafting. gearing, elevators, drums,
saws. cogs and machinery in such work
shops and factories are located or are
IN a condition so as to be dangerous to
employees .,. and not sufficiently guarded.
or That watts, pans, or any other
structures, filed with molten metal
or hot liquids. are not surrounded with
proper safeguards for preventing acct
GENTS OF injury to those employed at
or near them, he shall notify, in writ
ing, the owner, proprietor or agent of
such workshops or factories to make.
w1thln thirty days. the alterations or
addltlons by him deemed necessary for
tne SAFETY and protection of the en-
pioyees; and If such alterations or adj
ditlons are not made within thirty DAYS
from the date of such written notice: or
"itnln SUCH time as said alterations or
ADDITIONS can be made with proper dill
gence upon the part of such proprietors.
owners or agents, said proprietors.
owners or agents so notified shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor, and
upon complaint of the commissioner as
State factory inspector before a court of
competent jurisdiction, and upon con-
Vlctlon thereof, shall be fined in a sum
not less than twenty-five dollars, nor
more than two hundred dollars or NV
imprisonment not more than thirty
days, or by both such fine and impris-
onment
Section .. Section seven of chapter
slXty-five of the public laws of nineteen
hundred eleven is hereby amended by
striking out the word three in the
tenth line therein and substituting for
and instead thereof the word 'five,' so
that said section as amended shall read
as follows:
Section !. In addition to the deputy
commissioner provided for by section
one of this act, the Commissioner shall
appoint a stenographer for the depart
ment of labor; he shall also employ a
woman factory inspector, and he may
also employ special agents and such
other assistants as may be necessary
in the discharge of the official duties of
said department of labor; such special
agents and other assistants shall be
paid for the services rendered such
compensation as the Commissioner may
deem proper but no such agents or as
sistants shall be paid more than five
dollars per day in addition to necessary
sistantS shall work under the Superv1-
sion and direction of the commissioner
of labor
Section g. Section eight of chapter
sixty-tive of the public laws of nineteen
hundred eleven is hereby amended by
striking out the words Exclusive OF the
salaries provided for by this seciloi
after the word thereof IN the nlnlh
line therein, ana Dy lliStl +l'4t3 ~
words after the word purposes IN the
twelfth line thereof. by strlklnS out
the words nine and total in the
eleventh line therein and the WORD
eight in the thirteenth line. sapsuitu,-
ing for and instead of the said WORDS
nine and eight the words fourteen
and Seven respectively. so that sara
section as amended shall read as tol-
lows:
Section s. The salary of such com
an -, dot
lars per year. and that of his deputy,
thirteen hundred dollars per year, to-
gether with all necessary travelling eA-
penses. The salary of the StenoSrapher
shall be six hundred dollars per year
All such salaries and other expenses
provided for In this act shall be audit
ed the same as salaries and expenses OF
other State departments and shall be
payable upon proper vouchers certlned
by the commissioner. Provided, that
the amount thereof, shall not exceed for
any two years the sum OF fourteen
thousand dollars. making the annual
appropriation for this department OF IA
Dor for all purposes, exclusive of the
salaries provided for by this section.
seven thousand dollars. Provided. how
ever, that any uneNpended balance 10
the credit of the department of labor at
the close of any year in which the leg
islatllre regularly meets shall be carried
over and made available for use in the
following year.
Section A. Chapter sixty-f1ve of the
public laws of nineteen hundred eleven.
is amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing section:
Section IL. All fines or penalties
provided for by the terms of this act
may be recovered or enforced by COM
plant or Indictment, and in all prosecu-
lions under this chapter and amend
ments thereof and additions thereto,
trial justices and judges of the munict-
pal and police courts, within their
counties, shall have. by complaint, orig
inal and concurrent jurisdiction with
the supreme judicial and superior
courts. '-(Aporoved April 2, 1850
Chapter 349.
An Act providing for the temporary IL
censing of automobiles and motor We
hicleS.
The secretary of State is hereby au-
thorized to keep on sale in such cities
and towns as he may select, with the
chief of police or such persons as he
may designate, tags that can be attach
ed to automobiles or motor vehicles in
a conspicuous place; and when said tags
are attached, properly filled out and
hcles may be operated seven days from
the date on said tag, and in the same
manner as those bearing the regular
plates furnished by the State.
The fee to be collected for such tags
shall be one dollar, and this shall be
placed in the same funds as money re-
ceived for other licenses of motor We
hicles, and used for the same purposes.
The penalty for using a tag after
the time limit has expired shall be the
same as applied to unlicensed automo-
bileS or motor vehicles.
The person receiving such tag shall
return the same to the officer or person
from whom it was obtained within ten