A History of California Labor Legislation: With an Introductory Sketch of the San Francisco Labor Movement, Volume 2

The University Press, 1910 - Chinese - 461 pages

CHAPTER I	1

The Early Period of TradeUnionism 18501870	8

The Workingmens Party of California 18771879	27

Influence of the Workingmens Party on the California Constitution	36

The Internationalists	42

The First Organized Opposition of the Employers	50

Results of the First Contest with Organized Employers	57

The Second Great Struggle of Organized Capital and Labor	63

Recent Progress of the EightHour Day 19001908	225

Lines of Development of the Mechanics Lien Laws	232

The Legal Process by Which Mechanics Liens are Obtained	244

Forfeiture of a Mechanics Lien	250

Failure to Secure Prompt Cash Payment of Wages	257

Termination of Services	263

Employers Liability for Injury to the Employee	272

Decisions Where Knowledge of the Danger Prevented Recovery	278

Teamsters Strike of 1901	69

The Labor Unions in Politics	75

CHAPTER II	82

Compromise Measures by Which California was Admitted to the Union	88

Increase of Negro Population	90

V	99

CHAPTER III	105

Exclusion of Chinese Testimony from the Courts	113

Combined State and Local Regulations 18551867	119

The Workingmen of the Cities Take Up the Campaign Against	125

CHAPTER V	134

San Francisco Ordinances Regulating the Chinese	142

San Francisco AntiChinese Demonstrations of 1876	148

Continued Efforts of the Labor Organizations to Secure Chinese	161

FEDERAL LEGISLATION REGULATING CHINESE IMMIGRATION 18711902 162196	162

Bitter Resentment of the Veto of the Bill	171

Amendments to the Law of 1882	180

The Exclusion Laws of 1888	188

Renewal of the Exclusion Laws in 1902	196

Efforts to Assist the Passage of the Federal EightHour Law	206

Loss of the Shorter WorkDay	212

Renewed Efforts to Enforce the EightHour Law on Public Works	219

Title	A History of California Labor Legislation: With an Introductory Sketch of the San Francisco Labor Movement, Volume 2 A History of California Labor Legislation: With an Introductory Sketch of the San Francisco Labor Movement, Lucile Eaves Volume 2 of California university publications in economics, Aug. 23, 1910 Volume 2 of University of California publications in economics
Author	Lucile Eaves
Publisher	The University Press, 1910
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	13 Aug 2008
Length	461 pages

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CHAPTER X	287

Laws Regulating the Conditions under Which Minors may be Employed	295

Compulsory Education Laws	307

LAWS FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE WOMEN WORKERS OF CALIFORNIA 311317	311

CHAPTER XII	318

CHAPTER XIII	324

Efforts to Secure a Shorter WorkDay for the Bakers	330

Attempts to Regulate the Business in 1861	336

CHAPTER XV	351

Early Efforts to Secure Legislation Preventing the Competition	357

THE STATE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS 369378	369

CHAPTER XVII	379

CHAPTER XVIII	385

Decisions Recognizing the Validity of the Label Law	392

The Boycott before the California Courts	403

Precedents for the Use of the Injunction Set by the Federal Courts	409

AntiInjunction Legislation	422

California Federal Court Injunction Cases	432

CHAPTER XX	439

INDEX OF CASES	449

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