The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-06-29
CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIES
UNDER THE FIRST AID LAW

ban railways, Bird rail; kindling wood;
millwrighting; packing cases, manu-
featuring; pail manufacturing; paw
ing blocks, cutting, wood or stone;
planning mills, independent; planning
mills, connection with saw mills;
power plants, steam, opr.; railroads,
car bldg, rep; sash manufacturing;
saw mills; single mills; ship wright
ing; stave manufacturing; Steam
boats, oper.; stone crushing; tub
manufacturing; wood fiberware;
woodenware manufacturing; wood
working N. o. S.
Class D-(21a cents per day. -
Automatic sprinklers, installation;
building material, N. o. S.; coal
mines; coke oven, const.! bitches,
N. o. S.; bitches and canals deeper
than feet, less feet wide; dry
dock const., without excavation; dy-
namo, installation; electric light and
power plant, const.; elevators, grain,
ETC., const.; engine or boiler install.
excavations, N. o. S.; fire escapes;
fire proof doors or shutters, erection;
gas machines, install; logging; log
ging railroad const.; logging railroad
grading; logging railroad opera;
machinery install. N. o. S.; ore re-
duction, by wet or dry process with
out application of heat at mine.
Floatation system. Plank road or
street construction; plumbing, rail
roads, steam or logging const.,
steam or logging oper.; road making,
no blast; rolling mills; sewers; side
sewers; sidewalk const., plank;
smelters, oper.; steam shovel oper.;
steel manufacturing; tunneling in
connection with coal mining; venti-
lating systems, installation.
CLASS E-(3 cents per day. -
Advertising signs, auto-truck driver
and helper; boat bldg, steel hulls;
boat bldg, wood hulls; boat rigging;
breakwaters, const., briquetts, manu-
ldSIul ing D1lSh WI n, IOlloI.,
bldg, concrete, steel and wood; cable
railways, with rock work or blasting;
canals, other than irrigation with,
out blasting; carpenter work, N.
o. S., cement manufacturing; chin
neys, metal, concrete, brick erection;
concrete bldgs., inc. ere. of, and tear
! icr nf
in docks or trestles; concrete laying,
floors and foundations; dock excava-
ton; drilling wells, electric railways,
with rock work or blasting; fire
works, manufacturing; galvanized
iron or tin work, const.; gas works,
const.; grain elevators, const.; gravel
pits; house moving; house wrecking,
iron or steel frame structures, other
than bridge; jetties; land clearing,
with or without blasting; lime manu-
featuring; longshoring; marine rail
ways, const.; masts, setting; metal
work, ornamental, const.; mines 9TH
er than coal moving machinery;
Poih1hiS DiuSo'y u uSho, pllc
powder works, manufacturing; pow
der plants, cleo. const; quarries; rein
forced concrete; roof work; road
making with blast; safe moving;
shaft sinking in connection with
coal mines; shaft sinking, connect,
mines other than coal; shaft sinking
indep'nt; slate work const.; steam
railroads; steeples; stevedoring;
stone cutting, quarry hazard; stone
work, const.; stump pull. with ma
chinery; sub-aqueous work; sub
grading; tanks, metal, erection,
tanks, wooden, erection; towers not
metal frame; trestle; tunneling, con-
nection mining other than coal; tun-
nels, railroad; waterworks or sys-
TENS, const.; well digging; wind
mills, not metal frame, erection.