TABLE No. 2.

Nature of Offense Committed by Persons Convicted of Misdemeanors in California during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1912-Continued. (Tabulated by counties.)

Passing fictitious

checks

Obtaining money

under false pre

tenses

Nuisance

Alameda

Alpine (no convictions

Amador

Butte

Law, application of to non-resident children. (See Decisions and

Opinions.)

complaints filed for violation of..

Literate and illiterate children___

Recommendations regarding. (See Recommendations.)

Relation to average daily attendance at primary and grammar schools,
1909-1912

Relating to enrollment of primary and grammar schools, 1909-1912.
Temporary work permits issued for_-_.

Complaints filed in bureau, record of___.

Decisions and Opinions, decision of Supreme Court of California upholding
eight hour law for women_-_.

number 2298, regarding application of child labor law---

7-5

27, 522
21

528

27, 256

Opinions of Attorney General of California, numbers 2113, 2350, regard-
ing application of eight hour law for women__

67, 85

number 2262, regarding application of labor laws relating to public
works

number 2383, regarding application of weekly day of rest law

Divorce. (Statistics for 1910-11 and 1911-12).

640

Eight Hour Law for mines and smelters, recommendations regarding. (See

Recommendations.)

Eight hour law for women-

Application of. (See Decisions and Opinions.)

Discussion of

41

Complaints for violation of

42

Decisions of Supreme Court of California on. (See Decisions and
Opinions.)

Effect of in factories and stores, as reported by employers-

43

Effect of in hotels.

44

Employees-

Female. (See Female Employees.)

In Alaska Salmon canneries. (See Salmon Canneries.)

In Factories and Stores, hours of labor of. (See Wages and Hours of
Labor of.)

minors. (See Child Labor.)

wages of. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)

Inspection of places of work of. (See Inspection.)
On public work. (See Decisions and Opinions.)
On steam railroads. (See Railroads.)

Employment Agencies. (Statistics showing number of persons furnished

employment and fees collected.)

Tables 1- 8. San Francisco

9-16. Los Angeles

17-20. Oakland

21. Alameda

22. Berkeley

23. Fresno

24-26. Pasadena

27-28. Sacramento

29. San Diego

30. San Jose

31. Stockton

32-35. Miscellaneous Towns

36-37. Summary for State

Discussion of

Average fees charged by. (See Employment Agencies' Tables.)

Claims against

Fees charged by. (See Employment Agencies' Tables.)

Factories and Stores, hours of labor in. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)
Inspection of. (See Inspection.)

Minors employed in. (See Child Labor.)

Sanitation and Ventilation of. (See Sanitation and Ventilation.)

Wages in. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)

Wages of. (See Wages and Hours of Labor of Female Employees.)
Financial Statement of Bureau of Labor Statistics. (Sec Bureau of Labor

Statistics.)

Hours of Labor in Factories and Stores. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)
In Organized Labor. (See Organized Labor.)

Of Female Employees. (See Wages and Hours of Labor of Female
Employees.)

On Public Work. (See Decisions and Opinions.)

Illiterates, number of among child workers. (See Child Labor.)

Immigration.

Discussion of

Inspection of factories and stores. (Showing number, sex and age of

employees.)

Analysis of tables

Table 1. San Francisco

PAGE.

532

536

540

542

542

542

543

544

545

546

547

548

550

38

12, 39

47

459

462

Japanese-

Farm Land leased by--

PAGE.

Establishments owned by.

Farm Land owned by.

Sanitation and Ventilation of establishments owned by.
Town lots owned by----

Juvenile Court Permits. (See Child Labor.)

606.

637

653.

624

636

Juvenile Crime. (Statistics for 1910-11 and 1911-12)

652

Labor Laws, prosecutions for violations of____

11

(See also Recommendations; Decisions and Opinions.)
Literates, number of among child workers.

(See Child Labor.)

Manufacturing establishments-

Inspection of. (See Inspection.)

Minors employed in. (See Child Labor.)

Hours of labor in. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)

Sanitation and Ventilation of. (See Sanitation and Ventilation.)

Wages in. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)

Marriage and Divorce. (Statistics for 1910-11 and 1911–12).

Minors. (See Child Labor.)

Misdemeanors. (Statistics for 1910-11 and 1911–12).

Occupational Diseases-

Record of certificates of

Organized Labor-

Hours of labor and rates of wages fixed by various unions____
Payment of Wages-

Discussion of

Wage claims investigated----

Prosecutions of Bureau of Labor Statistics--

Railroads, Steam-

Table 1. Number of Employees.

2. Wages of Employees--

Recommendations regarding-

Bureau of Labor Statistics__

Child Labor___.

Eight Hour Law for Mines and Smelters_

Employment Agencies.

Inspection-factories

labor camps

mines

Protection of Workingmen on Buildings.

Salmon Canneries in Alaska..

Social Statistics

Wage Claims

Retail Establishments-

Hours of labor in. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)

640

661

46.

552

29

12, 36

11

596.

599

13

13

16

14

14

15

15

16

16

17

14

51

53

499

Social Statistics-

PAGE.

Juvenile Crime. (See Juvenile Crime.)

Marriage and Divorce.

(See Marriage and Divorce.),

Misdemeanors. (See Misdemeanors.)

Recommendations regarding. (See Recommendations.)

Stores. (See Factories and Stores.)

Recommendations regarding. (See Recommendations.)
Wages and Hours of Labor in Factories and Stores-

Wages and Hours of Labor of Female Employees. (By industries.)

458

Of employees of steam railroads. (See Railroads.)
Payment of. (See Payment of Wages.)

Weekly day of rest law-

Application of. (See Decisions and Opinions.)

Wholesale establishments-

Hours of labor in. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)

Inspection of. (See Inspection.)

Minors employed in. (See Child Labor.)

Sanitation and Ventilation of.

(See Sanitation and Ventilation.)

Wages in. (See Wages and Hours of Labor.)

Women. (See Female Employees.)

Workingmen on buildings-

Recommendations regarding protection of. (See Recommendations.)