4. Dayshift shall be not earlier than 7 a.m. nor later than 6 p.m.

5. Night shift shall not be more than 8 hours; where any part of a shift is before 7 a.m. or after 6 p.m. it shall be deemed a night shift.

6. The inspector may for special reasons of trade or accident lengthen the shift.

7. The employer shall allow every employee one hour between 11 and 2 for meals.

the case may be) of The Factories Act of the happening of an accident in the factory hereunder mentioned, whereof

the following are particulars:

1. Name of person injured (or killed).

2. Factory in which accident happened.

3. Date of accident.

4. Age of person injured (or killed).

5. Residing on. . . . . . street in the........of. 6. Cause of injury (or death).

7. Extent of injury.

8. Where injured or killed person sent.

9. Remarks.

Dated this...

.day of....

(Signature of Employer or Agent.)

1917

CHAPTER 21.

An Act to provide for the Guarantee of Certain Borrowings of the Hail Insurance Board of Alberta.

(Assented to April 5, 1917.)

WHEREAS the Hail Insurance Board of Alberta is indebted to certain claimants under The Municipal Co-operative Hail Insurance Act for hail insurance losses and is unable to pay all such claimants in full;

And whereas there is owing to the said claimants a total approximate sum of two hundred and sixty-two thousand dollars ($262,000.00);

And whereas the Hail Insurance Board of Alberta has petitioned for assistance from the province for the purpose of enabling the board to meet such indebtedness;

And whereas it is expedient to grant such assistance in the manner hereinafter provided;

Therefore His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Alberta, enacts as follows:

1. That it shall be lawful for the Lieutenant Governor in Council, for and in the name of the province, to guarantee to any chartered bank (hereinafter called the lender), lending money under the provisions of this Act, the payment of any promissory note or notes of the Hail Insurance Board of Alberta to an amount not exceeding the sum of two hundred and sixty-two thousand dollars ($262,000.00), borrowed for the purposes herein recited, together with interest thereon at such rate as may be agreed upon between Isaid board and the lender.

2. Any sum so borrowed by the said board shall be used for the purpose of paying all claims upon said board made during the years 1915 and 1916 under The Municipal Co-operative Hail Insurance Act, and which remain unpaid as aforesaid.

3. The form and manner of the said guarantee shall be determined by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, and the guarantee shall be signed by the Provincial Treasurer or by such officer or person as shall be designated for that purpose by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, and upon the guarantee being so signed the Province of Alberta

shall become liable upon the said guarantee, and the Lieutenant Governor in Council is hereby authorized to make arrangements for supplying the money necessary to fulfil the requirements of the said guarantee and to advance the amount necessary for that purpose out of the general revenue of the province, and in the hands of any lender or any lawful holder of any note or notes of the said board, the said guarantee or guarantees so signed shall be conclusive evidence that the requirements of this Act with respect to said guarantee and of all other matters relating thereto have been complied with.

4. Any sum so borrowed with interest thereon shall be repaid by the said board out of the proceeds of any rate levied or to be levied, for hail insurance in the province, under the provisions of The Municipal Co-operative Hail Insurance Act, and such repayment shall be made in such sums and over such periods as may be agreed upon between the lender and the said board with the approval of the Lieutenant Governor in Council.

1917

CHAPTER 22.

An Act to amend The Liquor Act.

(Assented to April 5, 1917.)

HIS MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Alberta. enacts as follows:

The Liquor Act, being chapter 4 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1916, is amended as follows:

1. Section 2: By adding thereto the following:

"(k) The expression 'sale' shall include an agreement to sell as well as a sale.

"(1) The expression 'gallon', 'quart', 'pint', or other expression denoting a quantity of liquor in this Act shall mean a 'gallon', 'quart', 'pint', or other quantity of liquor as contained in or defined by The Weights and Measures Act of the Dominion of Canada, and the tables made thereunder.

"(m) The expression 'permit drunkenness to take place' shall mean and include permitting a drunken person to be on the premises."

2. Section 12: By striking out the words "before such vendor" in the fifth line thereof and substituting therefor the words "before a person authorized to administer oaths within the Province of Alberta".

3. Section 13: By striking out the words "duly signed and sworn before said vendor" in the fourth line thereof and substituting therefor the following words: "duly made before a person authorized to administer oaths within the Province of Alberta," and by substituting for the word "liquor" in the tenth line thereof the word "liquid".

4. Section 18: By adding the following subsection:

"(2) Every dentist and veterinary surgeon shall on the first day of each and every month send to the Attorney General for the province a statement verified by his affidavit showing name and address of each and every person to whom or on whose account liquor was supplied in his professional capacity during the preceding month, also

quantity supplied and date on which supplied, and such affidavit shall state that no liquor was supplied during such month except as mentioned in such statement."

5. Section 23: By striking out the first nine lines of said section and substituting therefor the following:

"No person shall, within the Province of Alberta, by himself, his clerk, servant or agent, expose or keep for sale or directly or indirectly or upon any pretence, or device, sell, barter, or offer to any other person any liquor except as authorized by this Act."

6. Section 23: By striking out the second paragraph of subsection 1, section 23 thereof and substituting therefor the following words:

'Provided that nothing in this section contained shall prevent any member of the Alberta Pharmaceutical Association carrying on business as a chemist and druggist from having in his possession or selling for medicinal purposes any combination of alcohol with any other liquid prepared according to any formula approved of by the Lieutenant Governor in Council."

7. Section 24: By adding the following section 24 (a): "No person within the Province of Alberta shall have or keep in his private dwelling house a quantity of liquor exceeding one quart of spirituous liquor, and two gallons of malt liquor.'

8. Section 25: By adding after the word "thereof" in the last line of said section the words "or any member of the family of the consignee actually residing with him." Provided that when such consignee resides outside the radius of express delivery, he or a member of his family residing with him, may remove the quantity of liquor herein provided for to his private dwelling.

9. Section 27: By repealing the same.

10. Section 29: By striking out the words "and every liquor exporter mentioned in section twenty-seven (27) hereof who makes a sale of liquor in the province" in the third, fourth and fifth lines thereof.

11. Section 31: By striking out the words "nor in any liquor warehouse mentioned in section twenty-seven (27) hereof" in the second and third lines thereof.

12. Section 40: By repealing the same and by substituting therefor the following: