1893 - State Library Information Center

CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. 477agent, superintendent, or employe thereof, make as a condition ofemployment of labor in any branch of its service, that any applicantor applicants for such employment shall, either individuallyor collectively, be required to sign any paper, document, orwriting of any description, by which an obligation is made orimplied of Trouncing existing membership in any organization,society or brotherhood, or by which a promise is given of notjoining such organizations at any future time.2. That no corporation or employers of labor shall in like mannerrequire, directly or indirectly, or through any of its managers,superintendents, agents or employes, that any individual or individualsshall, either individually or collectively, in any mannerpromise to renounce existing membership in any lodge, brotherhood,or labor organization of any kind, or promise to refrainfrom joining any such lodge, brotherhood, or organization at anyfuture time.3. That any violation of the above act shall be punishablewith a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars or three months'imprisonment, or both, as the court may direct.Approved May 15, 1894. Ohap. 212.An act to provide that school trustees and "boards of educationin every school district of this state shall furnish free textbooksand all necessary supplies to all scholars attending thepublic schools.1. That school trustees and boards of education shall purchasetext-books and other necessary school supplies for use in thepublic schools of their respective school districts, as such newtext-books and supplies are required in addition to those atpresent in use in the bands of pupils or owned by the schooldistricts, out of a free text-book fund of the district, to be raisedby Bpecial school tax, which shall be assessed and collected inthe same manner as moneys for public school purposes are nowraised by law, and when so procured the necessary books andschool supplies shall be furnished free of cost for use in the publicschools of said districts, Bubject to the orders of the schooltrustees and boards of education thereof, whose duty it shall beto provide for the return of and for the safe keeping and care ofthe books, which shall be returned at the close of the annualschool term in each year, or as the board may direct.