Pennsylvania Act 1897-37 — EMPLOYERS MANUFACTURING CLOTHING, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, HEALTH-SAFETY PROVIDING FOR

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EMPLOYERS MANUFACTURING CLOTHING, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, HEALTH-SAFETY
                              PROVIDING FOR
                   Act of May 5, 1897, P.L. 42, No. 37                Cl. 43
                                  AN ACT

     To regulate the employment and provide for the health and safety
        of persons employed where clothing, cigarettes, cigars and
        certain other articles are made or partially made, and that
        said articles be made under clean and healthful conditions.

        Section 4.  Seizure of clothing made in violation of act
        And it shall also be lawful for the factory inspector or any
     of his deputies, and each and every one of them are hereby
     authorized and empowered to seize, take charge of, condemn and
     destroy any or all clothing found that is being made, or
     partially made, or manufactured in unhealthy or unsanitary
     places, or where there are contagious or infectious diseases, in
     violation of the provisions of this Act of Assembly.  1897, May
     5, P.L. 42, Sec. 4; 1901, may 11, P.L. 178, Sec. 1.