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Nov. Jan. Jan. Jan. Nov. Jan. Aug. -^ug. Aug. Aug. Julv Aug. July Aug. Aug. Jan. Jan. Jan. Sept. Sept. Sept. Aug. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. May June Oct. Sept. Oct. Sept. July Julv Nov. Aug. Julv Jul.V Aug. July Juiie Julv July 27, 1911 29, 1911 19, 1912 9, 1912 12, 1912 24, 1911 17, 1912 14, 1911 28, 1911 16, 1911 15, 1911 18, 1911 25, 1911 .31, 1911 19, 1911 2, 1911 19, 1912 19, 1911 19, 1911 1, 1911 1, 1911 1, 1911 7, 1911 10, 1911 16, 1911 19, 1911 8, 1911 26, 1912 29, 1912 31, 1912 28, 1911 7, 1911 9, 1911 7, 1911 26, 1911 13, 1911 li; 1911 18, 1911 11, 1911 22, 1911 25, 1911 10, 1911 27,  W. F PluUos, CD Tuggle Kaudy Foundry ..do ..do ..do ..do do *243 " *239 Schmidt Bros. Breese 1089 1091 Finke,E. J...- Olympic Candy Kitchen Reaves Dainty  Blum Louis ..do Elgui 1093 Olhaber, Wm. C Pantos Thos. C ..do do 1095 College City Ice Cream Co Sinclair Bros ..do do 1096 1097 1081 Cordes,M. M Jacksonville 1006 Geanetos & Bacopulos ..do do 1005 1004 American Ice Cream & Bakerv Co Joliet .. Blacy & Co., A ..do *627 LaSalle Regas Bros do.. ..do 1224 Davis, J. 0 Mattoon Hughes, C. A ..do ..do ..do.. Yes.. ..do.. ..do.. No "ioof McMahon, W. J Moline Peoria Livingston W M Model Milk' Co ..do Parthernon Candy &  Hackstadt, C. W Larson, A . L Matti,F. J Sturtevant, Wright & Wagner Dairy Co. Barrett Bros ..do ..do ..do ..do Rockford 1002 1003 1084 Reijund, J. S do * * Old certificate. Total number of inspections 46 Violations : 4 Orders issued 4 Certificates issued 42 59 sXbp O 0.5.Sr= 43 O Si i^ O O °'2 11 ii c3 ca £ S w-o 5^5j i^-o 2 en Oi o C-. 03 c o Oi Oi 05 o; cs °° ?) 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No official notice necessary 1 Total number of orders issued. .. Employees, male 21 67 30 2 291 4,328 254 48 6 1 9 2 32 171 1,178 24 3 2 1 3 4 83 550 40 2 10 15 4 2 5 110 40 9 70 Employees, female 30 CLASSmCATION OF ORDERS 1 Power transmission- Belt shifters. 9 Guarding shafting. 3 33 4 19 Sanitation and ventOation— 1 2 12 1 Proper lighting 3 2 I 2 Keep rooms clean 9 2 2 2 8 13 22 5 2 6 1 2 4 2 3 3 Install dust collectors 14 10 .... 10 2 5 Stairways and hoistways— 1 3 2 19 1 8 1 .... 1 .... 1 1 11 4 11 7 i 15 4 14 Automatic gates 1 3 1 1 1 Protect stairways and plat- 4 2 6 1 ] Protect floors Exits- 1 1 Doors open outward .. 1 Guard dangerous machinery— ■ Cover vats and pans . .. 1 1 3 2 5 3 2 ] ] 14 20 1 61 51 Hydro extractors 1 8 2 30 10 9 1 9 1 1 3 1 1 .... 5 7 14 9 2 5 Guard saws band 4 8 1 3 4 3 Guard saws, circular Guard j oiaers 3 5 1 30 42 5 174 135 1 55 53 Guard shapers 1 ■ ' Arrangement of machinery. 1 4 18 2 16 1 2 3 9 5' 1( r Guard wheels and shafting- 3 3 2 1 1 Motors Belt and pulleys (machine) Gearing (machine). 3 24 67 2 18 22 10 5 16 "l 4 4 ^ S 11 4 ""l 56 •; 4 VS 12 2 9. ?. Emery wheels guarded Guard set screws. ' 1' 12 33 ■""2 " i 1 INSPECTIONS UNDER HEALTH, SAFETY AND COMFOET ACT — Continued 1 1 1 03 > 1 1 1 § 1 1 < 1 .2 1 .S3 1 s S 1 s OS Number of inspections .. Number of official notices issued 1 1 9 8 1 33 86 115 1 2 2 6 1 17 15 12 92 341 84 12 2 1 1 4 4 2 2 1 1 5 5 6 6 118 108 10 900 11, 136 591 96 24 10 17 5 53 1 1 2 3 12 3 18 13 5 66 448 22 57 56 1 573 3,734 2,067 50 fi 2 1 1 No official notice neces- Total number of orders Issued. 5 2 22 287 4 1 1 5 .... 9 19 4 1 33 306 79 6 25 220 11 3 6 Employees male Employees, female 175 42 CLASSIFICATION OF ORDERS— Notices 1 Power transmission- Disengaging clutches 1 Signals to engine room. 1 1 1 2 Sanitation and ventila- tion- Water closets . .. 2 3 3 1 30 Proper lighting Proper air in work- 2 4 1 1 Keep rooms clean 1 2 1 ■■■3 1 1 Stairways and hoist- ways— Safety devices (eleva- tor) 1 1 1 2 2 3 9 1 2 7 42 Automatic gates 2 4 1 2 .... .... 8 43 7 15 5 4 5 8 12 5 18 17 9 1 Protect stairways and 2 2 3 Protect floor springs. Exits- Fire exits and es- capes I 1 1 2 3 1 Doors open outward. Proper number of ex- its Guard dangerous ma- chinery- Cover vats and pans. 1 1 1 2 17 2 4 1 4 i 3 1 10 8 30 5 . 21 Guard planers. .... 1 ::.. 1 1 2 2 4 .... 1 Guard saws, cross Guard joiners 1 5 8 Arrangement of ma- 19 3 1 33 22 1 3 6 1 1 2 10 1 5 15 194 197 14 22 75 IS 20 1 5 2 24 3 72 135 11 IS 2 Guard wheels and shaft- Rail flv wheels .. ■■"2 2 32 1 Belts and pulleys (machine) Gearing (machine) .. Sprocket and chains. Emery wheels guard- 1 6 2 2 1 1- 8 21 1 •1 5 2 1 4 3 Guard set screws 1 6 1 3 2 3 5 84 69 INSPECTIOXS UNDEK HEALTH, SAFETY AND COMFOKT ACT — Continued 1 fe g 1 j 5 1 1 1 0 0 1 i > 5 1 1 1 > .1 0 i Number  281 11,583 753 14 2 3 1 18 1 1 4 4 18 18 27 15 12 93 599 276 6 5 1 5 3 2 153 141 12 1,670 14 245 907 58 22 10 25 35 50 2 5 11 39 15 6 1 16 126 23 6 2 9 8 No official notices neces- 1 Total number of orders 20 500 4 499 1 19 62 24 5 234 52 165 1,314 350 1 5 5 5 1 9 232 1 4 156 1,268 234 2 4 2 4 30 Employees, male Employees, female 845 15 CLASSinCATION OF OKDEKS Notices 1 1 1 Power transmission — Disengaging clutches .... 2 ^ Signals to engine 2 2 15 2 Sanitation and ventila- tion- 2 1 14 2 Proper lighting Proper air in work- 4 2 Keep rooms clean 2 2 3 1 Install dust collectors 2 1 1 1 Stairways and hoist- ways— Safety devices (ele- vator) 4 1  2 13 2 6 2 6 1 1 1 Protect stairways and 2 1 :::: Protect floor openings Exits- Fire exits and ex- 1 1 8 Doors open outward. Proper number of ex- iti. 2 Guard dangerous ma- chinery- Cover vats and pans. 6 3 3 4 3 3 10 11 2 4 ' 'i 3 6 22 3 22 29 4 5 17 1 Guard punch shears. 1 2 Guard saws 'circular. Guard saws, cross cut .... 1 .... 3 2 1 1 2 2 1 Arrangement of ma- 1 1 6 5 10 1 56 62 14 1 23 19 1 2 5 73 186 19 469 278 38 52 402 Guard wheels and shaft- ^Til fly wheels 9 1 Belts and pulleys 8 6 ■■■3 9 6 6 31 18 103 50 4 8 19 2 6 Gearing (machine) .. Sprockets and chains Emery wheels guard- 5 9 27 Guard set screws 1 1 1 12 5 70 INSPECTIONS UNDER HEALTH, SAFETY AND COMFORT ACT — Continued ^ 1 a , 1 1 1 ■•i s 1 i 1 3 3 s 'J 1 > £ 1 Number of inspections .. Number of oflicial notices 1 1 15 13 2 91 1,276 66 4 1 1 6 15 3 3 2 1 39 113 18 1 5 2 38 1,880 3 4  16 47 12 1 260 825 306 17 3 1 4 24 56 914 50 4 3 2 17 248 4 1 1 45 421 50 9 30 40 1 1 1 55 55 1 ■> Employees, male Employees, female CLASSIFICATION OF ORDERS 12 Power transmission- Disengaging clutches 2 Signals to engine 3 1 Guarding shafting. .. 1 2 2 8 3 9 3 1 1 Sanitation and ventila- tion— , ^ 2 Proper air in work- TTooii rnnm clean. - .. 2 4 1 2 2 3 4 Install dust collectors 2 Stairways and hoist- ^Safety devices (ele- 1 2 2 5 10 2 2 8 Protect stairways and 1 10 1 2 1 3 1 Protect floor openmgs Exits- Fire exits and ex- 1 1 3 5 Doors open outward. Proper number of ex- its Guard dangerous mach- ery— Cover vats and pans. 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 3 7 3 5 2 3 2 Guard punch presses 8 2 1 2 1 6 1 1 2 Guard saws, circular. Guard saws, cross 3 2 1 Arrangement of ma- 1 1 1 9 4 2 2 5 1 3 1 3 2 5 21 4 93 74 1 6 14 Guard wheels and shaft- Rail fly wheels 6 1 17 14 1 3 9 1 1 1 Belt and pulleys (ma- 31 12 3 2 1 1 24 13 6 13 4 4 2 3 2 2 Gearing (machine) .. Sprockets and chains Emery wheels guard- Guard set screws 1 6 1 15 6 2 8 71 INSPECTIONS UNDEE HEALTH, SAFETY AND COMFOET  2 a I Number of inspections .. Number of official notices 1 1 1 1 162 142 20 857 5, 798 1,324 11 31 15 13 7 41 1 1 3 18 1 12 22 46 2 36 6 3 1 4 10 130 109 21 476 3,684 833 45 13 3 12 1 37 1 1 1 9 9 19 18 1 283 3,217 773 6 5 7 2 6 IS 43 43 2 2 2 2 1 1 6 5 1 14 142 35 4 1 1 No official notices neces- Total number' of orders 43 1,520 120 1 175 7 5 17 1 56 951 50 7 6 1 i 345 2,610 266 42 i 4 3 16 8 1 1 2 24 10 155 57 24 Employees, male Employees, female CLASSIFICATION OF ORDERS 135 40 1 Power transmission- Disengaging clutches 2 1 2 Signals to engine 1 Sanitation and ventila- tion- Water closets 1 -1 2 Proper air in work- 1 1 1 5 7 ^ 1 1 1 17 37 1 33 5 3 Stairways and hoist- ways— Safety devices (eleva- 2 3 1 2 5 15 6 15 2 5 2 Protect stairways and 4 1 1 Protect floor openings Exits- Fire exits and es- 1 2 7 1 Doors open outward. Proper number of ex- its 1 ' .Guard dangerous machin- ery- Cover vats and pans. Hydro extractors 1 2 4 1 •8 16 7 62 11 17 6 3 3 ■"2 1 Guard pimch presses Guard saws, band. .. Guard saws circular. 6 19 19 12 31 1 6 1 15 24 3 8 5 1 1 5 2 c Guard saws, cross Guard jomers 1 4 2 4 3 1 Arrangement of ma- 15 27 4 198 103 8 19 153 1 11 10 63 45 1 18 71 6 25 3 106 127 12 9 45 4 25 1 Guard wheels and shaft- ing- Rail fly wheels. 3 2 4 2 1 3 30 1 t 1 1 Belts and pulleys, (machine) Gearing (machine). Sprockets and chams Emery wheels guard ed 8 12 5 1 2 87 138 6 10 35 2 2 4 3 1 30 9 IS 1 2 2 5 Good set screws 5 1 1 1 72 INSPECTIONS UNDER HEALTH, SAFETY AND COMFORT ACT— Concluded 5 .1 1 1 1 i ^ 1 f 1 .s 1 1 5 1 .s > 1 y ■§00 it Is Number of inspections .. Number of official notices 18 18 8  582 211 91 119 98 514 5 28 46 122 59 l^f 163 541 76 182 50 17 14 80 133 204 180 231 41 102 55 2 226 620 69 2,254 1,989 198 305 1,305 1,327 1,299 28 14, 852 72,249 20,261 709 231 639 138 85 863 69 90 242 464 148 45 94 358 403 88 420 389 28 12 112 61 445 94 301 1 76 67 535 1,161 254 5,425 3 122 205 295 2,561 2,613 No official notices neces Total number of orders. Employees, male Employees, female CLASSIFICATION OF ORDEES Notices 138 568 56 6 1 16 200 52 4 14 175 ' 51 1 4 4 40 24 58 13 620 3 16 23,777 165 176 32; 827 1,291 442 1 2 1 Power transmission- Disengaging clutches. Belt shifters 730 Signals to engine room Guarding shafting . .. Sanitation and ventUa- tion— Water closets 1 1 14 1 1 3 257 1 2 2 1 1 1 377 Proper lighting ' 74 Proper air in work- Keep rooms clean 3 1 1 288 Wash rooms 207 Stairways and hoist- Safety devices (eleva- tor) 93 Car sides 1 2 6 1  Fire exits and es- 164 1 602 . Doors open outward. Proper number of ex- 439 1 Guard dangerous machin- Cover vats and pans. Hydro extractors .... Guard planers Guard punch  93 69 Arrangement of ma- 1 9 2 1 1 3 1 1 ..... 2 761 Guard wheels and shaft- Rail fly wheels 3 1 781 '323 Belts and pulleys (ma- 42 37 1 17 1 2 1 1 5 1 3 2 15 4 i 7 679 Gearing, (machine) .. Sprockets and chains. Emery wheels guard- 5^111 403 600 Guard set screws. 1 1 3 3,866 11,064 20,268 31, 332 73 RESULTS OF II^SPECTIONS UNDER THE OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE LAW, STATE OF ILLINOIS, FROM JULY 1, 1911, TO JUNE 30, 1912 The occupational disease law, which was passed by the Forty- seventh General Assembly and went into effect July 1, 1911, contained certain provisions which were entirely different from any other law under the jurisdiction of the Illinois Department of Factory Inspection. The Act provides for the preventing of diseases incident to the handling of industrial poisons, such as lead, arsenic, phosphorus, and other poi- sonous chemicals that enter into the processes of manufacture in any form. It was necessary for the department to first ascertain the estab- lishment within the State which came under the provisions of the law. This task took up the greater part of the time of the department during the fiscal year covered by this report. The department had one physi- sician during the year, and almost all of the field work connected with the enforcement of the Act fell upon him. It was necessary for him to visit establishments to determine whether or not they came under the law, to examine employees found working in the establishments visited, and to follow up cases of sickness reported from these establishments to the State Board of Health. Seventeen (17) orders were sent to as many different establishments, following the inspections made by the department physician. These orders are given below in condensed form in order to show the requirements of the law : Alston Lucas Paint Co., Mfg. Paints. Employees to be examined once each month by physician. Provide proper working clothes and respirators where necessary. Install washroom and dressing-room and lockers. Employees must not take food into workroom. Bradley & Vrooman, Mfgrs. of Paints. Provide proper clothing and respirators. Separate lavatory and dressing- rooms with sufficient number of lockers. No employee allowed to take food or drink into workrooms. Provide dining-rooms. Em- ployees examined once each month by physician who must report. C. & N. W. Ry. Shops, Brass Foundry. Employees must be examined once each month by physician. Physician must report. Employees' must not take food or drink into work- rooms. Separate dining-rooms, lockers and clothing must be pro- vided. Chicago White Lead Co., Mfgrs. of Paints and Oils. No employee allowed to take food or drink into any room in which process of manufacture is carried on. Proper washing facilities must be provided. Provide lockers with separate apartments. Pro- vide proper working clothes. Provide medical examination once each month. 74 Crane Co., Brass Castings. All brass furnaces, pickling, cleaning and galvanizing tanks to be equipped with hood and proper exhaust. No employees allowed to take food into any room where process of manufacture is carried on. Separate room provided for men to eat lunches. Proper washing facilities and lockers with separate compartments to be provided. All scrap must be dampened before handling. All employees to be examined once every month by regularly licensed physician. DeVoe & Raynolds, Mfgrs. Paints and Paris Green. Employees must be examined once each month by physician. Proper clothing to be provided for employees. No employee allowed to take food or drink into workrooms, but dining-room must be provided for them. Heath & Milligan, Mfgrs. of Paints. All employees must be examined once a month by physician. Proper working clothing must be provided for employees. Provide res- pirators where necessary. Ludowici Celadon Co., Mfgrs. of Roofing Tiles. Containers of lead carbonate or any compounds of lead must be kept closed. Floor must be dampened and swept each day. Employees mu*t wear respirators. Proper working clothing must be provided. Also lavatories and dressing-rooms with lockers. No employee allowed to take food or drink into workrooms but must eat in sep- arately provided dining-room. Employees must be examined once each month by a physician who must make a report. Meyercord Co., Mfgrs. of Ornaments. Employees must be examined once a month by a physician who must report. Proper clothing must be provided in rooms where china powder is handled. Provide washrooms and dressing-room and also lockers with separate compartments. Employees must not be allowed to take food in rooms where process of manufacture is carried on. Provide dining-room. Floors must be dampened and swept every day. Sherwin-Williams Co., Mfgrs. White Lead Paints and Paris Green. Employees must dampen floors before sweeping. Universal Electric Storage Battery Co., Mfgrs. Electric Storage Battery. Employees must be examined once each month by a physician. Sprinkle floor before sweeping in all rooms where lead is handled. Verta Battery Co., Mfgrs. of Batteries. Employees must be examined once each month by physician. Physician must report. Provide proper clothing. Floors must be washed or scrubbed once every working day. Vivax Storage Battery Co., Mfgrs. of Storage Batteries. Install hood with exhaust for carrying away fumes. Employees must be examined once each month by physician, who must report. Provide separate lavatories and dressing-room. Provide lockers for employees in dressing-rooms. No employee must be allowed to take food into workroom. Provide dining-room. Provide proper clothing and require use of same. Floors must be washed or scrubbed each day. Wolfe Mfg. Co., Bath Tubs and Sanitary Supplies. All employees must be examined once a month by a physician. Provide proper clothing and require that it be worn. Install hoods to carry away fumes. Provide washing facilities and lockers for clothing. Provide dining-room for men in which to eat lunch. Proper dressing-rooms and toilets must be provided. 75 Western Smelting & Refining Co., Smelters. Employees must be examined once each month by a physician. Provide separate dining-room and lavatory. Provide locker in dressing- rooms. Employees must not take food or drink into workrooms, but separate dining-room must be provided. Provide suitable closed receptacle for drinking water. Provide working clothes. Hoyt Metal Co., Granite City, 111., Shot Factory. Install ventilating hood over pots and furnaces. Provide adequate wash- ing facilities. Provide lockers with separate compartments. Xo food allowed in workrooms. Provide separate dining-room and do not allow employees in workrooms during meal time. Fur- nish proper work clothes. Provide dressing-room and lavatory. Employee must be examined once a month by 'a physician. National Match Co., Joliet, 111., Matches. Mixing Room. — Install adequate ventilating or exhaust device. Provide separate dining-room and washing facilities and require their use. Also lavatories and dressing-rooms. Lockers must be provided with separate compartments. Provide working clothes. Match Room. — Adequate ventilating devices must be provided. Xo article of food allowed to be taken into room. Separate dining-room provided. Provide adequate facilities for washing and lockers with separate compartments. All employees must be examined once a month by a physician. 76 RESULTS OF IN CHICAGO AND COOK COUNTY, Name or firm or corporation Address / Defendant Prosecuting attorney iVllegretti, Benedetto Co American Caramel Co •229 West Randolph Street.... 310 South Green Street 5127 Wentu'orth .\ venue 416 South Dearborn Street. .. 402, 34 East Madison Street .. 1518 West Division Street.... 30 East Randolph Street W. R. Betham E. H. Exelby A. T.Anderson C.J.Herman.... ..do ..do ..do \rendt F F. Arendt ..do Athens Luncli Room G. Kockinakis .... do .. Atlas Dental Laboratory W. H. Schroll ..do ..do Bambini Bros 159 West Division Street 824 Milwaukee Avenue 359 West Chicago Avenue. . .. 159 North Wabash Avenue. .. 1325 South Halsted Street. ... 426, 136 West Lake Street 878 Milton Avenue . .. O. Bambini. do Irving Cohen F. H. Gelderman J. S. Murray ..do BaumannCo.jL .do Bentley Murray & Co do ..do J. G. Bilhorn ..do Boston Fair G. Newell. do. 19 West Jackson Boulevard.. 120 West Madison Street 219 West Washington Street. 507 West Twelfth Street 108 West Lake Street 5851 West Chicago Avenue. .. 11043 Michigan Avenue 316 South Canal Street 1406 East Fifty-fifth Street. .. 371 East Twenty-si.xth Street. 324 South Market Street 694 Milwaukee Avenue 34 South Lawndale .\venue.. 841 West Twelfth Street Webster and Shefli'd Avenues Diversey Avenue and Clark Street D. W. Powell ..do ..do Brock Lunch Club, The J. Brock do ..do Bushier, E. H E. H. Buehler ..do Burgeson Jno. A J. A. Burgeson. C. Herman. Calumet Dyers & Cleaners. .. Campbell Printing Co Cartigan, Nick TiOuis Cohn do .. T. M. Campbell ..do Nick Cartigan.. ..do M. Tatooles ..do ..do ..do Miss VanDorn LCohn T.C. Gleason M. D. Harper. ..do Cohn, Isaac ..do College Theatre do Colony Bowling Alley do ..do Cooper, Sam 436 West Sixty-third Street... 154 West Randolph Street.... 6305i Cottage Grove Avenue. 1944'West Madison Street 341 South Franklm Street. . .. 1611 N. Lincoln Street S. Cooper ". M. Lazare do Co-op. Home Supply Co Cotsandones Bros ..do J. Cotsandones G. Stamalelos Jno. Joch ..do Cream City Restaurant Decker <k Cohn Albert ..do do. .. Diamond & Friedlander I-. Friedlander MissM. A. Hely Joe Eiler. ..do ..do Eiler Joseph 1416 East Forty-seventh Street 936 East Fortv-third Street. .. 2231 West Madison Street 70- West I-ake Street 36 North Fifth Avenue 4054 West Twelfth Street S37 West Twelfth Street ^41 Blue Island Avenue ^23 East Sixtv-third Street... L15 North Fifth Avenue 533 South Michigan Avenue. 20 East Randolph Street do H. L. Wallich M. VanGelder C. G. Everson W. R. Faddis ..do Empire Mattress Co .do Everson & Co.. C. G ..do ..do Fager Hardware & Paint Co. Feldman Bros ... ..do M. Feldman do Firstman & Fish Sam Firstman do Fishlof, M M. Fishlof .do Knight, Flanders & Co IC. Flanders.. do .do .\ E. Freund .do 77 PEOSECUTIOXS FROM JULY 1, 1911, TO JUNE 30, 1912 Judge or justice Date r .■s .1 1 .a 1 i 1 H .| 'rt ■o II 5: 1 ■■gg || Ii > .sg Employing children more than eight hours in any dav be- tween fourteen and si.\.toon years of age III Hi ill Ills .1 u E- F.K.Blake Mav 13.1912 2 3 $10 00 500 25 00 50 00 25 00 25 00 500 500 500 25 00 50 00 25 00 5 00 500 5 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 5 00 10 00 25 00 5 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 500 500 25 00 25 00 500 5 00 25 00 25 00 5 00 $10 00 8 50 "h'hh 10 50 'iooo 10 00 10 00 8 50 11 00 8 50 "8 '50 'io'so 10 50 10 50 t20 00 J. F. Going ..do... Nov. 6, 1911 Jan. 8, 1912 Dec. 27,1911 Mar. 25,1912 Apr. 29, 1912 M^y 13,1912 July 7,1912 Sept. 21,1911 Nov. 20,1911 Jan. 8, 1912 Dec. 11, 1911 Dec. 13, 1911 Apr. 22,1912 Feb. 13, 1912 Feb. 26,1912 June 6, 1912 Feb. 19, 1912 Sept. 14,1911 May 13,1912 Sept. 14, 1911 July 28, 1911 Mar. 25,1912 Mar. 4, 1912 Aug. 1, 1911 Oct. 10, 1911 July 31,1911 Dec. 5, 1911 Mar. 25,1912 Mar. 18,1912 Jan. 29, 1912 Mar. 14,1912 Nov. 27, 1911 Apr. 22, 1912 Nov. 13,1911 Sept. 6, 1911 May 6, 1912 Oct. 11, 1911 Jan. 8, 1912 Aug. 25, 1911 Mar. 18, 1912 May 28,1912 Mav 13,1912 Mav 27, 1912 Nov. 20, 1911 Mar. 25,1912 Sept. 6, 1911 Oct. .30, 1911 Mov. 27,1911 Aug. 23,1911 May 13,1912 5 2 1 1 25 00 ..do F. K. Blake 35 50 ..do 25 00 ..do 4 15 00 ..do 1 15 00 ..do 1 2 15 00 J. F. Going 2 2 5 33 50 F. K. Blake 61 00 J. F. Going.. 33 50 ..do 1 1 1 5 00 F.K.Blake 13 50 ..do 5 00 ..do 4 1 35 00 ..do ..do 5<; rs\ J. F. Going 1 1 1 5 66 ..do : -I 1 10 00 ..do 1 io 501 35 50 ..do. 1 i 1 8 50' 1!? so F.K. Blake iooo 'io'so 10 50 11 00 'io'so 8 50 8 50 8 50 8 50 'iooo 'io'.so 10 50 7 50 10 00 ••::: '1 25 00 ..do 4 2 35 00 ..do 25 00 J. F. Going 1 i 1 1 1 5 00 J. F. Going 5 00 W. N. Gemmill.... 35 50 F.K.Blake 3 35 50 ..do . 1 -- 1 2 16 00 ..do. 5 00 ..do 35 50 J. F. Going 4 33 50 F. K.Blake 1 13 50 J. F. Going 1 4 8 50 ..do 25 00 10 00 5 00  F. K.Blake • 2 2 10 00 J. F. Going 5 00 F.K.Blake 1 1 35 00 J. F. Going 25 00 .do 15 50 ..do...-. ' F. K.Blake 1 1 12 50 . .do ? 35 00 J. F. Going 1 F.K.Blake 1 5 00 ..do 1 1 13 50 ..do 5 00 J. F. Going......... 33 50 ..do 1 1 1 70 00 F.K.Blake.... 1 13 .50 1 1 78 EESULTS OF Name of firm or corporation Address Defendant Prosecuting attorney Friendlander, M...'. 1400 South Halsted Street.... 12J<2 Milwaukee Avenue 3243 North Clark Street 9111 Commercial Avenue 215 East Twenty-sixth Street. 37 South Wabash Avenue 1307 South Halsted Street.... 232 South Clark Street do... M. Friedlander Friend's Millinery Geo. B. Friend. G.N. Gairing E. J. Bahnke I. M. Potter do. Gairing, G. N Garden City Creamery Co. . .. Gem Restaurant ..do ..do do. Geneva Optical Co Geneva Optical Co F. B. Brede ..do ..do Grand Pacific Hotel Ed Whipple . do... Grand Pacific Hotel .. do ... do U14 South Halsted Street.... 315 Harlem Avenue, Forest Park ..do Guardalbene, Nick. .. N Guardalbene do Guatek, Martin 1423 West Division Street.... 656 North Park Avenue 10 South Wabash Avenue. . .. 12 West Thirty-first Street. .. 1455 Michigan Avenue 102 Jackson Boulevard 545 South State Street 1362 Dickson S treet M. Gautek F. Hankermayer J.H.Hardin. W. L. Harrison G.C.Hester M. F. Bush O.R.Hill Benj. Hoflfman. Benj. Levy Dr. P. L. Clark ..do Hankermayer, Frank Hardy & Co., F. A ..do ..do ..do Hester Mfg. Co ..do Hill Binding Co.. do... ..do ..do Hirshberg & Le^■y 1745 Wabansia Avenue 185 South Dearborn Street. .. 458 North Park Avenue Room 2, Box 41, Blue Island Avenue .. do Ionia Lunch Club ■ do ..do Kiesling, Jno J. Kiesling . do Kinzie Mfg. Co 1812 Austin Avenue 5967 South Boulevard G. A. Stoeckel... do. Klaiber, Karl A. Hartdegen ..do P. F. Klein. .. do Kolber & Co., B. 334 South Clmton Street 9002 Green Bay Avenue 185 West Van Buren Street .. 853 North Clark Street Madison and LaSalle Streets.. 2954 West Madison Street 600 Blue Island Avenue 358 West Madison Street 3144 Prairie Avenue.. A. Bairn .. do ..do Kriha, Frank J .. F. J. Kriha . do.... LaRue Restaurant Minnie LaRue do LaSalle Hotel G. H. Gaseley ..do LeLouvre French Dye House Leonard is & Son, M. D .. L. Beauvais ..do.. .. M. D. Leonardis A. 0. Levison ..do ..do London Auto Supply Co Lvda Theatre London Auto Sup. Co.. G. H. Hines .... ..do 315 Forty-eighth Avenue 129 West Lake Street 75 West Monroe Street 535 South Franklin Street. . .. Halsted and North Branch do M'adlener, Albert F .A.. F. Madlener ..do . do McCurrach & Smith Co McMyler Interstate Co D. McCurrack, Jr H. A. Walcott ..do ..do Meheras, Geo '. 2757 West Division Street.... 2300 South Michigan Avenue. 316 West Division Street 3028 South State Street 147 Clark Street Geo. Meheras G. N. Burbank J. Mitchell . do Metropole Hotel ..do Mitchell, J ..do M. Klein R. W. LaBott ..do Monterev Building do .. :.do Mortell&Co.... P. J. Mortell ..do Muller, Henry 405 East Forty-second Street. 545 North Cliirk Street 5 North Wabash .\venue State and Madison Streets.... 1033 West Twelfth Street 204 South Canal Street 725 South Forty-eighth H. Muller.... do V. Muller ..do ..do National Fire Proof Co E. V. Johnson ..do ..do ..do Nusbaum, Ellsworth E. Nusbaum G. O'Neill ..do O'.Xeill.Guv 618 South Fortieth Avenue... 32 South Halsted Street 445 North Clark Street 1525 AVest Madison Street 207 North Boulevard, Oak Park ..do H. W. Weber do Paris Restaurant H. J. Parkhill.. do J. Jacovidis ..do Parkside Inn.. Mrs. S. Stevens G. Perdikas ..do Perdikas, George 407 South Wabash Avenue... do 79 VROSECVTIOl^S—Cotitimied .ImifiO or justice Date 1 1 h 1 1 a B 1 i a o 1 s ii i 1 s c as i i g a S II OS 1 1 £"3 Ii go m O-O « 1=1 1.3 i If ill •agSg ^2 'PS till c 1 c "5 F. K. Blake Feb. 5, 1912 June 17, 1912 Aug. 8, 1911 Nov. 20,1911 Apr. 22,1912 Apr. 22,1912 Dec. 13,1911 Mar. 11, 1912 Nov. 23,1911 Nov. 22,1911 Nov. 8, 1911 Dec. 27, 1911 Nov. 6, 1911 Apr. 22,1912 June 17,1912 Aug. 28,1911 Aug. 21,1911 Oct. 30, 1911 Oct. 23, 1911 Mar. 18,1912 Dec. 18, 1911 Nov. 13, 1911 June 28,1912 Nov. 13,1911 Sept. 6, 1911 Oct. 30,1911 Nov. 27, 1911 May 6, 1912 Jan. 15, 1912 Oct. 23, 1911 Mar. 25,1912 June 17, 1912 Sept.  8 50 "s'so '16 '66 11 00 8 50 8 50 5 00 8 50 S 50 5 50 11 50 8 50 10 50 8 50 5 00 17 50 ■2i'66 8 50 11 00 "s'm 5 00 7 50 5 00 8 50 10 50 8 50 '34 '60 IS 50 "i6'5C ".5 '6c 15 OC 8 5C 8 5C 10 OC "s'sc S 5C 1  K Blake 33 50 35 50 do. 