Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

stallation Of high pressure steam
fitting.
Section 7. The Industrial Com.
mission shall appoint three exam
liners, Of whom one shall be a prac-
tical contracting steamf1tter, one a
practical journeyman steamfltter
and one a member or employee Of
the commission, to be known as the
steamfltting examiners. Each exam
liner, except the regular employe or
the secretary Of the commission,
shall receive his expenses and such
sum per diem for each day actually
engaged as the commission shall
fix by its order.
Section 8. (a) Application for
steamfitter's license shall be made
to the State Industrial Commission.
with fees. Unless the applicant is
entitled to renewal, he shall be
licensed only after passing a salts
factory examination by the exam
liners showing fitness. Fees for
journeymen shall be two dollars for
examination and one dollar for re-
newal, and for contracting steam
filter $500 for examination and
$1,000 for renewal. Licenses shall
expire December 31st, but may be
renewed upon application made
the following January or February,
but if in February only upon pay
ment of an additional fee of one
dollar for journeyman and five
dollars for a contracting steam
filter.
(b) The commission may issue
temporary revocable permits pend
ing examination, and to assist In
this may appoint agents, without
compensation, and may authorize
one of its examiners or high pres
sure steam inspectors to hold a
special permit examination, the re-
suits to be reported in writing.
Co All persons who shall furnish
within 80 days after the passage of
this act satisfactory evidence to the
commission that they were actually
engaged in the business of a con-
tracing steamfitter or journeyman
steamfitter on January LIST, 1897,
shall be entitled to receive a license
as such contracting steamfitter or
journeyman steamfltter, respective
ly, without examination, upon pay
ment of the fees hereinbefore pro-
vided.
Section 9. The commission may
revoke any license obtained through
error or fraud, or if the licensee is
shown to be incompetent, or for
second wilful violation of any of
its rules and regulations applicable
to such work. The licensee shall
have notice in writing, enumerating
the charges, and be entitled to
hearing by the commission on at
least five days notice, with the
right to produce testimony. The
commission may appoint, in writing,
any competent person to take testi-
mony, who shall have power to
administer oaths, issue subpoenas
and compel the attendance of wit
nesses. The decision of the COM
mission shall be based on the testi-
mony and records. One year from
the date Of revocation application
may be made for a new license.
Section 10. Any person violating
any of the provisions of this act or
who shall wilfully make any false
representation to the Industrial
Commission in applying for a Ii
cense or permit shall be guilty of
misdemeanor.
Section II. All fees received I'M
der this act shall be paid by the
State Industrial Commission to the
state treasurer, and an amount of
money equal to the amount so paid
over by said commission to said
treasurer is hereby appropriated,
out of any funds in the state
treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to said commission for the purpose
Of carrying out the provisions of
this act. The salaries and per diem
of the inspectors and examiners
hereinbefore provided, their ex-
penses and all incidental expenses
of said commission in carrying out
the provisions of this act shall be
paid on order of the commission
from such appropriation, but no
expense or claim shall be incurred
or paid in excess of the amount
received from the fees herein pro-
vided.
Approved April %, 1897.