ARIZONA

[For street trades, see Table 6]

Revised Statutes 1913 Civil Code title 14 C 2 s 3110, 3116, 3119-3126, 3134-3136, 3145

[The provision for license tabulated in B is contained in a proviso to section 3110, which fixes a minimum age of 14 in employments listed in A, but it is not clear whether or not it refers to employment or merely to child working on his own account]

II

III

IV

V

Written state

(2) Birth certificate

(3) Baptismal certifi

A 14 to 16

cate

(4) Other religious record

If no one of above is obtainable,

(5) Affidavit of parent or guardian

ment by issuing officer that in his opinion child has attained normal physical develop ment, and is in sufficiently sound health and physically able to perform intended work, which shall be stated. In all cases such development, health and fitness shall be determined by a medical officer of the board or department of health or by a physician appointed by the school committee

[See column III]

Ability to read and write simple English sentences. Examination by issuing officer School record, signed by the principal or chief executive of school attended, certifies:

(1) 160 days' school attendance during year previous to becoming 14 or to applying for school record;

(2) Above-mentioned ability to read and write simple English sentences;

(3) That child has received instruction equivalent to 5 yearly grades in reading, spelling, writing, English grammar, and geography, and is familiar with arithmetic through fractions

VII