REGULATIONS OF BOARD (To May 15, 1915.) REGULATION 1. Passed the 1st day of October, 1914. Approved by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council the 9th day of October, 1914. The Workmen's Compensation Board hereby makes the following Regulation : 1. The time within which employers are to transmit to the Workmen's Compensation Board their first pay-roll statement pursuant to section 78 of the Workmen's Compensation Act, is hereby extended to the 31st day of October, 1914. REGULATIONS 2 TO 50. Passed the 26th day of November, 1914. Approved by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council the 26th day of November, 1914. The Workmen's Compensation Board hereby makes the following Regulations respecting The Workmen's Compensation Act: 2. Lumber yards (including the delivery of lumber) carried on in connection with saw mills, and the creosoting of timbers, are added to Class 1 of Schedule 1. 3. Manufacture of artificial limbs, cork articles, cork carpets and linoleum, and picture framing and cabinet work are added to Class 3 of Schedule 1. 4. Lumber yards (including the delivery of lumber) carried on in connection with planing mills or sash and door factories, and manufacture of matches and shade rollers' are added to Class 4 of Schedule 1. 5. Cooperage, not including the making of staves or headings, is added to Class 4 of Schedule 1. 6. Boring and drilling, including sinking artesian wells (except when done by an employer coming under Class 13) and manufacture of calcium carbide, carborundum and alundum are added to Class 5 of Schedule 1 and removed from any other class in which they might otherwise respectively be. 7. Manufacture of sewer pipe, plaster blocks or plaster board, and manufacture of slate or roof tile are added to Class 6 of Schedule 1. 8. Classes 6 and 31 of Schedule 1 are united as Class 6. 9. Manufacture of shot is added to Class 8 of Schedule 1. 10. Manufacture of dry batteries, cameras, sporting goods, firearms, windmills, ivory articles, rubber stamps, pads or stencils is added to Class 10 of Schedule 1. 11. Machine shops not elsewhere included in Schedule 1 or Schedule 2, and the industry of carrying on a blacksmith shop, are added to Class 10 of Schedule 1. 12. Classes 9 and 11 of Schedule 1 are united as Class 11. 13. Manufacture, transmission and distribution of natural or artificial gas and operations connected therewith, the cutting, storing, handling and delivery of natural ice, as well as the handling and delivery of artificial ice, and the manufacture of wood alcohol and celluloid articles are added to and included in Class 13 of Schedule 1, and wood alcohol is withdrawn from any other class in which it might otherwise be. 14. Manufacture of fire-works, gunpowder, ammunition, nitroglycerine, dynamite, guncotton and other high explosives is constituted into sub-class A of Class 13. 15. Manufacture of methylated spirits is added to Class 15 of Schedule 1. 16. Manufacture of yeast, baking powder and mucilage is added to Class 16 of Schedule 1. 17. Operation of threshing machines, clover mills and ensilage cutters is added to Class 17 of Schedule 1. 18. Manufacture of fertilizer not incidental to any other industry is added to Class 18 of Schedule 1. 19. Manufacture of whips, trusses and imitation leather is added to Class 20 of Schedule 1. 20. Manufacture of salt and the manufacture of starch of all kinds are added to Class 22 of Schedule 1 and are removed from any other class in which either of them might otherwise have been included. 21. Classes 21, 22 and 23 of Schedule 1 are united as Class 22. 22. Manufacture of tents, awnings, and articles not otherwise specified made from fabrics or cordage; the erecting of awnings by the manufacturer; and the manufacture of asbestos goods, hair cloth and other hair goods are added to Class 26 of Schedule 1. 23. Classes 25 and 26 of Schedule 1 are united as Class 26. 24. Manufacture of feathers and artificial flowers is added to Class 27 of Schedule 1. 25. Manufacture of papier mache articles is added to Class 29 of Schedule 1. 26. Teaming and cartage, including the hauling for hire by means of any vehicle, howsoever drawn or propelled, of any commodity or material, and scavenging, street cleaning, and removal of snow or ice, are added to Class 30 of Schedule 1. 27. Bridge building, not included in Schedule 2, and the erection of windmills are added to Class 32 of Schedule 1 and excluded from any other class in Schedule 1 in which they might otherwise have been included. 28. Lathing, the installation of pipe organs, and house wrecking and house moving are added to Class 33 of Schedule 1. 29. Classes 33 and 34 of Schedule 1 are united as Class 33. 30. Gas and steam-fitting are added to Class 36 of Schedule 1. 31. The operation of freight or passenger elevators where no workman is specially employed therefor, except where used in another industry included in Schedule 1, is withdrawn from Schedule 1, and, subject thereto, the operation of freight or passenger elevators in any industry included in any class in Schedule 1 is transferred from Class 36 to the class in which such industry is included, but the operation of freight or passenger elevators elsewhere than in such an industry shall remain and be in Class 36. (As amended by 55.) 32. Maintenance and operation of a waterworks system is added to Class 37 of Schedule 1. 33. Deep excavation is withdrawn from Class 37 of Schedule 1 and excavation work for cellars, foundations and canals; and trenching, less than 6 feet deep, for gas pipes, water pipes or wire conduits; and all excavation work where the depth is more than 6 feet and the width is less than half the depth are added to Class 37. 34. Electric wiring of buildings and installation of lighting fixtures, construction or operation of an electric light system and construction or operation of power plants and electric light works, not included in Schedule 2, are added to Class 38 of Schedule 1. 35. Construction or operation of telephone lines and works for the purposes of the business of a telephone company or used or to be used in connection with its business, when constructed or operated by the company as mentioned in paragraph 4 of Schedule 2, except where such telephone lines or works are within the legislative authority of the Parliament of Canada, is removed from Schedule 2 and added to Class 38 of Schedule 1. 36. Classes 38 and 39 of Schedule 1 are united as Class 38. 37. Making or repairing of roads of all kinds not included in Schedule 2 is added to Class 41 of Schedule 1. 38. Manufacture of asphalt material and paving material is transferred from Class 6 to Class 41 of Schedule 1. 39. Classes 40 and 41 of Schedule 1 are united as Class 41. 40. Fishing, navigation, and operation of all kinds of vessels, stevedoring, operation of and work upon wharves, towing, operation of dry-docks and marine-wrecking, not included in Schedule 2, are added to Class 43 of Schedule 1. (As amended by 58.) 41. Classes 42, 43 and 44 of Schedule 1 are united as Class 43. 42. All industries, trades, businesses and occupations mentioned in section 73 of the Act and not otherwise classified and not included in Schedule 2 shall form a class to be known as Class 73. 43. Subject to any provision elsewhere contained respecting operation of elevators, each of the following industries is excluded from the operation of Part 1, namely: (a) The business of a florist or seedsman, seed-growing, gardening and horticulture; the keeping or breeding of live stock, poultry or bees; fruit growing; the picking, grading, packing, hauling, handling and storage of fruit or vegetables, carried on by co-operative fruit growers' associations or companies, whose membership or shareholders are limited to the producers of such fruit or vegetables and whose object is to bring about more satisfactory handling and sale thereof and not to carry on such work or operations as a business for profit or gain; (b) Hand laundries; (c) The business of window-cleaning; (d) Barber shops and shoe shine establishments; (e) Manufacture of plaster statuary; (f) Undertaking and funeral directing; (g) Mail carrying; (h) Educational, hospital and surgical work, . medical work, veterinary work and dentistry; (i) Wholesale or retail mercantile business; (j) Hotel-keeping and restaurant-keeping; (k) Public garages, livery stables, auction and sales stables and conveyance of passengers or passengers and baggage by horse or auto vehicle; (1) Taxidermy; (m) Junk dealing; (n) The business of an architect; (0) Excavation other than as specified in Regulation 33; (p) Every industry carried on as part of, in immediate connection with, and for the purpose of an exclusively retail business dealing in men's or women's clothing, whitewear, shirts, collars, corsets, hats, caps, furs or robes; (q) The business of a photographer; (r) The trimming of women's hats when carried on as part of or incidental to a wholesale millinery business; (s) The pumping or raising and collecting and conveyance of petroleum by a person who does not re fine or otherwise treat the same or prepare or manufacture any product therefrom. (As amended by 60.) 44. Each of the following industries when carried on as part of, in immediate connection with, and for the purpose of an exclusively retail business is excluded from the operation of Part I, namely: (a) Watch, clock and jewellery making and repairing; (b) Boot and shoe making and repairing; (c) Harness-making and repairing; (d) The business of an optician; (e) Tinsmithing and tinsmith repairing in shop only; (f) Pipe cutting; (g) Paper cutting; (j) Meat cutting; |