1968 STATISTICS AND INFORMATION. [ART. 89

tained which party is, in his judgment, mainly responsible and blame-
worthy for the continuance of said controversy or dispute, shall pub-
lish a report in some daily newspaper, assigning such responsibility
or blame, over his official signature.

1904, art. 89, sec. 9. 1904, ch. 671, sec. 7.

9. For the purposes of the investigation, as aforesaid, the chief of
said bureau of industrial statistics or such person as he may deputize
in writing, as aforesaid, shall have power to administer oaths, to issue
summons for the attendance of witnesses, to enforce the attendance
of witnesses, production of papers and books, to the same extent that
power is possessed by courts of record or judges thereof in this State.

Ibid. sec. 10. 1904, ch. 671, sec. 8.

10. All information of a personal character or pertaining to the
private business of any person, firm or corporation, or which might
have a tendency to expose the profits or methods of doing business by
any person, firm or corporation, coming to the knowledge of the chief
of said bureau or person deputized by him, or to the arbitrators
selected under the aforesaid provisions, shall be deemed confidential
and so treated, and all documents and testimony taken shall be filed
in the office of the bureau of industrial statistics.