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ART. LXXXIX] ABBITRATION. 679
may act upon any board of arbitration, but in such event he shall
receive no compensation therefor in addition to his ordinary salary.
Nothing in this section contained shall affect the provisions with respect
to arbitration and award contained in Article 7 of the Annotated Code
of Maryland, title "Arbitration and Award," nor the provisions with
respect to arbitration contained in sections 223 to 228 inclusive of the
Baltimore City Charter.
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Hours of Labor, Workshops, Factories, Etc.
1916, ch. 406, sec. 12.
12. Upon the appointment and qualification of the State Board of
Labor and Statistics, all the powers and duties specified and set forth
in sections 1 to 55 inclusive of Article 100 of the Annotated Code of
Maryland, Volumes II and III, title "Work—Hours of, in Factories,"
sub-titles "Employment of Minors" and "Hours of Labor for Females,"
including the receiving and giving of notices, issuing certificates, papers
and badges, preparing and furnishing blanks and forms, making com-
plaints and reports, making payments and visiting, inspecting and enter-
ing premises, as said powers and duties are conferred by the provisions
of said Article 100 upon the Bureau of Statistics and Information, or
its Chief, and upon the Inspector and Assistant Inspectors of Female
Labor, or upon any other inspectors, officers or employees therein named,
shall thereupon be transferred to and imposed and devolved upon the
State Board of Labor and Statistics, together with all records, docu-
ments, papers, monies, and all property and things of or appertaining
to the said Bureau of Statistics and Information, and the said Inspector
and Assistant Inspectors of Female Labor, all in like manner and to
the same extent and with the same effect as if the said State Board of
Labor and Statistics had been originally named in said Article as the
body upon which said powers and duties were conferred; provided,
however, that the powers of the county superintendent of schools in the
counties with respect to employment certificates and the issue thereof,
and the provisions with reference to school attendance officers and
schools records shall not be affected by this section. Immediately upon
such transfer of powers and duties, the said Bureau of Statistics and
Information and the Chief of the Industrial Bureau shall be abolished
as aforesaid, and the Inspector and Assistant Inspectors of Female Labor
shall also be abolished.
1916, ch. 406, sec. 13.
13. Upon the appointment and qualification of the State Board of
Labor and Statistics, all the powers and duties specified and set, forth in
sections 264 to 275, inclusive, of Article 27 of the Annotated Code of
Maryland, Volume III, title "Crimes and Punishments," sub-titles
"Health—Workshops and Factories" and "Health—Workshops and
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