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. — ae © Seat enacted by the Legislature of the State me: Superintendent of Banks yn of the proper- y of ang such bank or the ‘of liquidation by the ‘of Banks, pursuant to the laws te and actions have been hereti the name of any such bank me of such Superintendent of use of any such bank in any state. all such actions ana ail A judgments that have heretofore “therein or may hereafter be en- tbe and the same are hereby in dated on the filing of the cer- before provided for in the court ‘Such action or proceeding 1s or iy fact shall not affect any action now Ging mn any court in this state affecting action or judgment. This ay shall take effect and be from and after its passage. d April 28, 1913. | CHAPTER 418-6, F. No. 874. ACT to amend Chapter 307 of the General Tiatrn of Minnesocs for io13, 1 being am act cou to establish and fafe and sufficient clearances be- Structures and for other purposes, by the same {0 works and enterprises. © Rot heretofore beguir or- under construction. of ‘Section 1. ‘That Section six (6) df Chapter BO of the General Laws of Minnesota for AIS be ana it hereby is amended so as to Fead as follows “Bec. That on and after the passage of this-act it shall be unlawful for any such fommon carrier to permit the space between such ef cks as are ordinarily used ‘by ) Of their duties, to become or remain obstruct- ed by any foreign with the work of employes to unnec Between or besive sald crs between the rails of sa: Sas goeh condition as to pe aid employes to Dass over or between said tracks or to use The same by dey or night and under all weath- Without unnecessary hazard, pro- ‘er conditions with: roe r | obstacle that will interfere employes or subject said hazard, Such space 3 aforesaid, and ks must be’ kept vided, however, that whe A ‘ y 1 work on de- company has already un Wor ‘of its tracks, within the Demporete units. 0! municipality, whether corporate limits of any under contract with such municipality or oth- hall not apply to any depres- Wholly within the corporate limits of wae municipality. Provided, further, that none of the provisio: this act shall apply to any part of any work or enterprise heretofore begun or under consiruction, whether under contract between 4! railroad, company and any gnunicipality o otherwise. Approved Ap: B, 1913. H. F. No. 86. n expression of minations of Presi- the United AN ACT provid! Popular will f esi MY electors, the election of dele- Dresidemnd alfernaces to national party con Yentions, and ; for the expenses of delegates and r and the election of natidhal committeemen therefor. Be it Bnacted the Legislature Peete oe eerste years when the Prest- Gent and Vice-President of the United States gre to be elected, there shall be held, on the second .Tuesday in said year, an élection for t allowing popus lar expression { nominations | 0 President and \ nomination of presidential and for the election of delegates ar mates to. the National Sec. Except as herein otherwise provid- jection 8 be announced, held and poadeetid' and t ults canvassed and re- nner as 18 NOW Pro- elections, excepting registration of voters herein provided; and pro- ed in this act shall ng primary election | specifically provided. ntial electors to which State of Minnesota is entitled, as pro- SHE Paw Mand the Conatitution “of “the United States, and the delegates at large to which said state is entitled, @s fixed by the Fules of the National Committee of the po- y party with which candidates are see a ail be voted upon taroughout the Grate. ‘The delegates from each congressional @istrict, as fixed by the rules of the National ompaittee of the political party with which The candidates for delegates are affiliated, @hail be Voted for in such district. u 4. ‘The names of caudidates for Prest- ahd Vice-President ehall be placed upon the ballot by « petition of two percentum of the total vote cast for the candidate for President at the last preceding presidential election of the political party with which Such signers are affiliated, not exceeding, however, five hundred fon eligible and desirous of placed upon the ballot as a presidential elector or dele; shall, at least thirty days be jon, file his affi- davit with the etary of State when to be voted for in than one county, and with the County nen in @ single county, statin that he is a qualified voter ivision where he eeeks nomination, the name of his party and the office for which he desires to be a can- didate, and either that he affillated with such party at the last general election, and either That he did not vole there at or voted for a majority of the candidates of sald party at the last general election, and intends 10 90 vote at the ¢ tion, and that he will, to the best of his judgment and abilit faithfully carry out the wishes and_prefer- ences of the Voters of his political party as expressed by the of such nominating o of the alt vided by law that there shall b. prior to: the election Vided that nothing cont alter or amend xist Jaw except as Sec Tne mi Audite is resi the sut oter shall have the primary eledtion to candidates for. ni congressional dis- candidates fot dele- by the rules of the National Con the political party with which and candidates for delegates are afiiliated, and for the nomina- tion of candidates for ‘presidential electors to which said State of Minuesota is entitled, as wovided by law and the Constitution of the Pnite States Bec. 6. Before receiving any ballot at the election provided for herein, each elector must ¢eclare the name of t party with which. he jutends to afiliiatc in the coming general election, under oath if any Judge may 60 de- sire, and he shail receive only the ballot of the political party x which he declares his intention 50 to affiliate. Sec. 7. In the election of delegates to arty ¢omventions the persons having the fargest number of votes shall be elected del: egaics, and the receiving the next wbighest numbe: shali be elected ail- ternates, Bec. ‘The Secretary of te shall certify the auditors of the severai counties the persons to be voted for within affidavits or petitions th him for presi- , president and vice- States, as near as Section 186, Re- d, and the county Use in their re- ballot for such ible, as provided Revised Laws ballots shall be expression by the Every qualified presidentia persons of votes to names of ail uch counties have been prope! dential electors, president of the practicable, vised Laws auditors shall epective coun imary election, as a in Sections 156 and 1905, as amende so prepared as to ‘pe Yoter voting the same, upon each of the can- @idates “fdr all the positions provided for in Wiis act, including the office of president and Mice president. ‘The names of candidates for President aud vice president H appear at fhe top of the ballot. mes of all can- didates for president an ‘ident of the United States shall ed on said Pallots solely uy ion of thelr political aepporters iu > a without such persons jemselvés sign. petition or acceptance @nd the persons receiving the highest number ft votes of nis part all be decided {> be the choice of y for the office @t President ana Vi ident of the United TBiates, and the delegates of such political party shall, to the best of their judgment and ebility, faithfully carry out the wishes and preference of the voters Of hig political party as expressed at such elec Bec. 9. livery delegate toa National Con- vention shali be entit upon filing proper ¥ with the state auditor, to reim- ‘pursement for his expenses incurred for actual < saitenflance upoit such convention to an amount ‘sot fing $150.00, and where an alternate fattends such convention, sits in the place of ‘a delegate and performs tie duties as such, the shall be entitled to the reimbursement jnerein provided. \ ‘Sec. 10. Delegates and alternates to. said # Convention shall be chosen only as ‘ibed. 11. Delegates and alternates of each ical party chosen under this act ehall t together immediately efter the nomina- of party candidates for President and President the United States and shall ‘aduly qualified member of their party, ‘@ citizen of Minnesota, to serve as “a committeeman for the term of four 12. All acts and parts of act incon- herewith are heraby repealed. = 43, ‘This act shafl ‘take effect and be in from and atter its pageage. “Approved April 23, 1913. said * -SCHAPTER 450—-H. F. No. 123. relating to foreign fraternal bene- aesociations, and” providing for the “fn corporation of members and subordinate or camps ‘in this state of foreign a ” featernal beceficiary associations licensed to feign fraternal beneficiary association, passage b in ‘State ular or specal : jopt resolutions: rein Es ige or camp, provided at least ox (35 per cent) of poe ch lodge or camp voted for resolu- fon. declaring that they thereby | sever: thelr gonnections with such foreign fraternal bene- ficiary association, they may, in conjunction With each other, continue as a fraternal bene- jary association, and may become incor- rated as @ fraternal beneficiary associa tion vnder this act, privided that at least seventy-five hundred’ (7500) members of such lodges or camps so severing their connection with such foreign fraternal beneficiary asso- lations, have signified in writing, their in- tention to transfer their insurance to the Sociation incorporated under this act, and to become members of such association, Sec. 2. When a subordinate lodge or camp of any foreign fraternal -beneficiary associa~ tion, now licensed to do business in this State. shall become suspended under the terms and provisions of the By-laws of such association for failure to make, within the time provided by its By-laws remittance to the proper officer of such foreign fraternal Deneficlary association of benefit assessments, per caplta or other dues, such subrodinate lodge or camp may retain its organization, and in conjunction with other subordinate lodges or camps or members of such associa~ tion in this State, continue as a fraternal beneficiary association, and may join with each other and become a part of the fraternal beneficiary association shall file with the in- surance Commissioner of this state applica- tons in writing signifying their intention to sever thelr connection with such foreign fra- ternal beneficiary association, and to transfer their insurance “and become’ members of an association to be incorporated hereunder such members may form an association and be- come incorporated under this act, and such association and the members thereof so incor- porated shall have all the rights and the same privileges under this act, and be sub- Sect to the same condition’ and requirements as associations incorporated pursuant to the provisions of Section 1 hereof. Sec. 4. When “subordinate lodges or camps take advantage of the provisions of this act any individual members of any other subor- dinate lodge or camp of the same association may become associated avith such subordinate lodges or camps under this act. Sec. 8. Nothing in this Act contained shall ‘be ‘construed to prevent an individual member of any such foreigm. fraternal bene- ficiary association from retaining his mem- bership therein where the subordinate lodge or camp of which he is a member shall have severed its connection with such elation, and all assessments or per capita tax which shall have been paid by such member shall be remitted to the proper chief executive officer of such association unless said member shall designate in writing that he does not want a remittance made to the foreign fra~ ternal beneficlary association. Sec. 6. Whenever fifty per cent of the entire membership of any subordinate lodge or camp shall vote to sever {ts connection from the foreign fraternal beneficiary association and affiliate with the association incorporated un- der this act, such subordinate lodges or camps shall retain’ thelr local identity as such,” and Shall retain the title to all property, real and personal, of euch subordinate *lodge’ or camp, fut shail be accountable to individual mem- bers who preserve their membership in suhh foreign fraternal beneficiary associafotn for their share in the property of the subordinate lodge or camp ascertained on a per capita basis. Sec. 7. Nothing in this Act shall becon- strued to affect or limit the liability of any such foreign fraternal beneficiary _associa~ tion under any certificate issued by such as- sociation to any member during the time for which it shall have received his assess- ments in accordance with the constitution and by-laws of such foreign fraternal beneficiary association. Sec. 8. If such foreign beneficlary associa- @on ‘shall have collectaed from the mem- bers of such association that sever their con- nection thefrom any funds in excess of such shall have been properly collected under its articles of incorpordtion and laws, then the as- sociation organized under the ‘provisions of this Act shall have the right as such an asso- elation to recover such amount from such for- eign beneficiary association for the benefit of the members of the assoclation formed here- under. Sec. 9. Whenever any subordinate lodge or camp shall under this act decide to sever its connections with the foreign fraternal bene- ficiary association, the clerk of said camp shall give written notice of the action taken to every member of said lodge or camp at his last ‘known postoffice address, and shall re- quest that each member file his written pre! erence as to Whether or not he desires his sessments or per capjta tax to be paid to the foreign fraternal beneficiary association or transmitted to the new organization, All members falling within thirty days to re- spond to the request of the clerk in the mat- ‘ter of filing reference shall be considered as desiring to remain with the foreign frater- nal beneficiary association and shall be con- sidered members of that organization. Sec. 10. Members of subordinate lodges or camps and individual members taking ad- vantage of this Act shall not te required to pass a medical examination, but new certif- cates shall be issued to them for the same amount of infurance provided for in the cer- fificate held by such member at the time of the change, or for a less amount of insurance et the option of the insured, or the benefit certificate issued to such member by such fraterial beneficiary association may be assumed by the corporation organized un- der this Act. . Sec. 11. When subordinate lodges or camps take ‘advantage of this Act, contributions to the benefit fund:in the hands of ‘the officers of such subordinate lodges or camps may be remitted to such temporary organizations or lodges or camps as may be created, or when an, association of such) subordinate ‘lodges or camps or members: is duly incorporated under this Act, such funds may be paid into the treasury of the association so incorpot and all such remtttances and payments be subject to the payment of death that occur after the Mability of such foreign fraternal beneficiary association upon certifi- cates issued to such members nas ceased. Sec. 12. When one or moré of such subor- dmaté lodges or camps desiring to sever its or their cofinections with such foreign frater- nal beneficiary association and ¢ mem- bers of the ‘associations organized or to be organized under this act shall notity the Com- missioner of Insurance of its or their purpose to do so, it shall be the duty of the Commis sioner of Insurance at once to demand of the chief executive officer in charge of the rec- ords of such foreign fraternal beneficiary as- sociation to immediately file in the office of the Commissioner of Insurance a mailing lst of all the members of subordinate lodges or camps of such foreign fratrenal benefic! association within this state, and when suc! foreign fraternal benef association shall have filed such mailing itsts, arranged by lodges or camps, it shall be the duty of sub- ordinate lodges’ or camps desiring to take advantage of this act to mail written notices to all members of any subordinate lodge or camp so desiring to sever its. connection from said foreign fraternal beneficiary association at least ten days prior to the submission of such question inasuch local subordinate lodge or eamp, and such notice shall. specifically statg that the question of surrendering the chafter and joining with the state organiza- tion is to be taken up. and the date of meet- ing, and may contain such other information as ‘Is deemed relevant, provided that where all the members of a subordinate lodge or camp signify in writing their desire and in- tention to surrender the charter of such camp and join such new organization then and in such case the notice herein provided for, shall not be required. Sec. 13. Whenever one-third (1-8) of all the subordinate lodges or camps organized at the time of the passage of this act signify eir intention to withdraw, and in numbers § provided in\Section 1 of this act signify their intention of transferring their insurance, or whenever fifteen thousand (15,000) members without reference to the number of lodges or camps of which they shall be members in any fraternal beneficiary association now licensed to do business in the State of Minnesota, have severed their connection with such for- in the manner herein provided for, they may ber come incorporated as a fraternal beneficiary association by causing not less than fifteen thousand (15,000) members; to be designated by such camps or lodges, or fifteen thousand (15,000) members, so severing their connec- tions with such ‘foreign fraternal beneficiary soclution to execute and file articles of as- sociation with the Secretary of State, and a copy thereof with the Commissioner’ of. In- surance of the State of Minnesota,«which ar- ticles shall contain the following: J. The name of the association. The location of the head office or place of. business of said association. 8. The purposes for which it 1s formed, the official titles of all tho officers, trustees, di- rectors or other persons who are to have’ and exercise the general corttrol and manage- ment of the affairs and funds of the asso- ciation rhe length of time such corporation shall 47 continu ~ 5. The names and places of residence of the officers of such association who hold such of- fice at the time such certificate is filed. and until sv h time as their successors are elected and auc lified “under this act. Upon the filing of ach articles, as herein provided, the Com- missioner of Insurance shall issue to such associntion a license authorizing it to transact business in this state. Sec. 1. Within ninety days after the in- corporation of such assdelation the lodges or ce:nps or 15,000 members of such foreign fra- ternal beneficiary association so severing their connections shall calla special election and elect delegates to a state convention for| the purpose of adopting by-laws, rules and regulations for"the proper organization of such stociation, and to adopt a ritual and form a jrand Ledge of the State of Minnesota, and for the further purpose of electing officers to fill. the positions qf this new association, which said officers fo elected shall act untii their suecessors ar elected and qualified. Said convention so galled shall constst of oné = act at Of each prov: of. this section, then and in that brent the ‘Commaissioner ‘of Insurance. shall have-the right to eancel its leense to do busi; ness in this state. y Sec. 36. Subordinate lodges or camps. or such foreign fraterial beneficiary association incorporated under the laws of the State of imnesota by virtue of this act, may retain the name pf: such foreign fraetrnat association, provided. {t be modified by some territorial or other designation to clearly distinuguish it from “quel \foreigh fraternal “beenficlary ciation. Sec. 17. When any member of a subordi- nate lodge or camp of such foreign fraterna) benefictary association demands of the offi- cers in charge of the mailing list and mem- bership roll the privilege to take a copy thereof, such member shall be promptly given the privilege of copying such membership list and roll from the records of the subordinate lodge, and any officer refusing to. permit) a member in good standing of such subordi- nate lodge or camp to take a list of the mem- bers from such records shall be guilty of @ misdeamonr. Sec. 18. Mandamus proceedings shall Me in the courts of this state against any officer or member of any subordinate lodge or camp to require compliance with the provisions of this act and necessary proceedings incident to the Incorporation of subordinate lodges or camps under this act; and no action or pro- ceeding to restrain ‘subordinate. lodges | or camps or members ‘from proceeding under this act, or to discontinue or enjoin any associa- tion organized under this act shall be com- menced except on the suit of the Attorney General of this state. Sec. 19. This act shall apply to auxfilary lodges, and when the subordinate lodge or camps or members of a foreign fraternal ben- eficlary association shall incorporate under this act, auxiliary subordinate lodges or camps or members may join with such om| ganization so incorporated under this act. Sec. 20. Excépt as herein otherwise "pro- vided, “every Zraternal beneficiary assocta- tion organized ‘under the provisions of this act shall- be subject to all of the laws of this state relating to fraternal beneficiary a: sociations. Sec. 21. This act shal) take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 23, 1913. CHAPTER 451—H. F. No, 229. AN ACT to amend Section 5265, Revised Laws of Minnesota for 1905, relating to the venire of grand juries with service*of notice and the return thereof. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesote Section 1. That section 5265, Reviseq Laws 1905, be amended so as to read es follow: At least twelve days before the first day of the court, said clerk shall issue and de- liver to the sheriff a venire under the seal of the court, commanding him to summon the Persons so drawn to appear before afd court at or before the hour of eleven o'clock A. M. on the first day of the term thereof, to serve as grand jurors, except that when sald day shall fall on a legal holiday the venire shall be made returnable on the succeeeding da: The sheriff, at least ten days before the sit- ting thereof, shall summon the persons named in such venire to attend such court as grand jurors, by mailing a notice to each person pamed therein by registered mail at his last known address, and at least three days be- fore the sitting thereof he shall give personal notice to each person whose registry receipt has not been received by said sheriff or leave written netice at the place of residence of such person with some person of proper agt He shall return such ventre to the court at the opening thereof, specifying who were sui moned, and the manner in which each was notified. Approved April 23, 1918. CHAPTER 452—H. F. No. 391. AN ACT to provide public examination of the books and affairs of county agricultural societies. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1, All books and affairs of all county agricultural societies or any like so- cteties, receiving afd from the appropriation for aid of county agricultural societies, shall hereafter be subject to examination by the Public Examiner for the current year. Approved April 28, 1018. CHAPTER 453—H. F, No. 448, AN. ACT to pay for the printing of a con- densed annual report of the state treasurer, to legalize payments heretofore made for such purpose, ‘and to. prevent the use of the general appropriation to the printing commission for that purpose. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: ~. 6 sum of $1,828.25 is hereby Section 1. appropriated for the purpose of paying for the publication of @ condensed annual report of the state treasurer in the St. Paul Tag- Meche Volkszeitung on Monday, “January 6, | 913. Sec. 2. All payments of money which have been heretofore made for the publication of a newspaper in the city of St. Paul of a con- densed annual report of the state treasurer which have been made at any time hereto- fore are hereby legalized, approved and con- firmed. Sec. 8. No part of the general appropria- tion of the Printing Commission shall at any time be paid for the publication of a com- plete and detailed report of the state treas- urer, either in the volumes of the acts of| the ‘legislature or in a newspaper printed in St. Paul, which detatied report contains and 1s composed of detailed statements of all moneys drawn from the treasury during the for what purpose and to and by what law authorized; moneys received, and by what authority and from whom.’ All pay- ments for the publication of such detailed statement shall be made by a special ap- propriation therefor. Approved April 28, 1018. CHAPTER 454—H. F, No. 587. AN ACT amending Sections Ten Hundred ‘Thirteen (1013) and ‘Ten Hundred Nineteen (019), Revised Laws of Year Nineteen Hundred and Five (1905), rejating to the taxation of express companies. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: ‘That Section Ten hundred Thirteen (1013), Revised Laws Nineteen Hun- dred and five (1905) be and hereby is amend- ed So as to read as follows: ‘Annually on or before February 1st of each r every sych express company shall. make nd furnish /to the Minnesota Tax Commis- ston, with @ duplicate to the Public Ex- aminer, an itemized statement, in such form as the Public Examiner, with the approvel of the Minnesota. Tax Commission may ~ pre- scribe, containing a truq and just return of the gross earnings, for @nd during the year ending December 31st preceding, verified by the person constituting such company, if a persor., or by its president, secretary,’ treas- urer, superintendent, or chief officer ‘In this state, if an association or corporation, con- taining the following facts: 1, ‘The pame of the company. 2: ‘The nature of the company, whether a person or persons, or association’ or corpora- tion, and gunder the laws of what state or country organized, 8. The location of its’ princtpal office, 4. The name and postoffice address of the president, secretary, auditor, treasurer, and superintendent or general manager. 5. The mame and postoffice address of the chief officer or managing agent of the com- pany in this state. 6. The entire receipts, including all sums earned or charged, whether actually received or not, for business déne within this state, including its proportion of gross receipts for business done by such company within this state in connection with other companie: 7. A statement of the amount actually paid by such express company for and during the year mentioned to the railroads within this state for/the transportation of its freight within this state, showing the amount paid to each railroad company. 8. The entire receipts of the company for business done as defined in subd. 6, after deducting the amounts paid for transportation of freight as defined in subd. 7. Sec. 2. That Section Ten Hundred Nine- teen (1019), Revised Laws Nineteen Hundred and Five (1905) be.and hereby is amended so as to read as follow: Every such express company shall be sessed a tax equal to eight per cent. of gross earnings as defined in subd. 6 of Seo- tion Ten Hundred Thirteen (1013), Revised Laws of Nineteen’ Hundred and Five (1905), after deducting payments to railroads for the transportation of freight as defined in subd, 7 of said section. and the same shall become due and payable to the State of Minnesota on March Ist thergafter; and the payment of such sum at said time shall be in full and in lieu of all taxes and assessments upon its Property. ¥ Sec. 8. ‘This act shall be applicable to such earnings for the year 1913 and all subsequent rs, veNpproved April23, 1913. CHAPTER 455—H. F. No, 582. AN ACT to amend Subdivision 5 of Section 2 ‘of Chapter 288 of the General Laws of Min- nesota for the year 1903, entitled “An Act Providing for taxation of, and fixing the rate of taxation on, inheritance, devises, delecate at large frpm each subordinate lodge @> business in this state, and for rates or “gseessmients of such’ association, and for, or cimp. and one dflegate for each three hun: Gréd (800) members/or major fraction thereof; bequests, legacies and gifts, and ‘providing for the manner of payment as well as the shall receive t! every mile such committee work, and shall also be en- dition, | that purpose. 53 pete baer SS | bs CHAPTER 456—H. F, No. 639. AN ACT to amend. Chapter 296 of Genera) Laws of 1907, as amended by Chapter 283 of General Laws of 1911, Oi to com- pensation of members of’ county boards in certain counties, Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State ‘of Minnesota: Section 1. That Section 1 of Chapter 206 of General Laws 1907, as amended by Chapter 285 of General Laws 1911, be amended to read as follows “Bec. 1, ‘The several m of the coun- ty boards of this state in counties containing less than seventy-five thousand inhabitants e dollars per day Yor each and every day necesserily occupied in the dis- charge of their official duties while acting on any committee under the direction of the board, and ten cents per mile each way for necessarily traveled in attending titled to mileage of ten cents per mile each way for every mile necessarily traveled for at- tending meetings of the board, not to exceed twelve meetings in any one year; and in ad- the chairman of the county board shall receive ten cents per mile each way going to the county seat to sign warrants during recess of the county board.” Sec. 2. ‘This act shall take effect and be in force ‘from and after its . i Approved April 23, 1918, CHAPTER 457—H. F. No. 692. AN AUT providing for the voting by ballot in ‘certain cases in election districts where machines are used Bo it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. That in al election districts in this state in which voting machines now are or may hereafter be lawfully provided for the use of electors, such electors may. notwithstanding, at any general, specis!. primary election, vate by ballot, subject the limitations of this act. Sec. 2. In all such election districits the election’ officers shall provide printed ballots for one-half the number of electors entitled to vote in such district, and shall also pre- vide separate booths in which electors may vote upon such ballots; if at the time any elector presents himself for the purpose of voting at any such election district all the voting machines in such district are in use, the election officers shall provide such elector with such printed ballots and shall permit him to vote thereon instead of on a voting machine; all such ballots, after being voted upon, shall be handed by the voter to the election officers of the election district and by them placed in sealed boxes, and after the closing of the polls said bal! shail be. counted, ‘listed, Kept and’ returns thereon made 4p ‘all respects as provided by jaw in cases where no voting machines are used. Sec. 8. Any person violating any provis- jon of this act shall be guilty of a felony and be punished by. a fine not’ exceeding One ‘Thousand Dollars, or. by imprisonment | in the State Penitentiary not exceeding one year, or by both such fine and imprison- ment in the discretion of the Court. “ Sec. 4. All-laws and parts of laws 1 consistent with this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in foree from and after its passage. Approved April 23, 1913. ‘ CHAPTER 458—H. F. No. 693. AN ACT to fix the terms of certain County Officers. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. In every County in this State there shail be elected at the General Election in 1914, and not before, a County Auditor, County ‘Treasurer, Sheriff, Register of Deeds, County Attorney, Coroner, County Surveyor and County Superintendent ‘of Schools. Sec. 2. ‘The terms of office of the said Coun_ ty Officers shall bo four years and until their successors are elected and qualified and shall begin on the Wrst Monday in January next succeeding said election; and said offices shall be filled by election every four years there- after. Sec. 8. All acts and parts of acts inconsist- ent herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and ap- proval. Approved April 28, 1918. CHAPTER 459—H. F. No. 712. AN ACT prohibiting the permitting of do- mestio animals to run at large and relat- ing to damages thereof. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. It shall be unlawful for eny owner or any person having the control of any animal of the species of cattle, horse, ass, mule, sheep, swine or post to permit, the same to run at large in the State of Mine- sota. Sec. 2. Any person who shall knowingly per- mit the running at large of any such domestic animal shall be liable to the person ag- grieved for treble damages sustained by him to be recovered in a qjvil action brought for Sec. 8. The herding of any-such animal upon any land over the protest and against the will of the owner, shall /be deemed a running at large. Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 23, 1913. CHAPTER 460—H. F. No, 789, AN ACT to authorize County Boafds maintain scpools in county falls. ~ Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: Section 1. The County Board of each county in this state wherein {s maintained a county jail or work farm miay provide a school or ‘schools for the instmction in the elementary branches of learning of all per- sons detained therein as prisoners, and in such case shall provide the furni- ture, appliances and teachers | t: paid for out of the county annual revenue funds; such school to be maintained for not less than two hours each school day ot night ses- sions if necessary, and school attendance by the prisoners shall be made cempulsory as far as possible. The teachers aecessary for such purpose shall be appointed ty the Coun- ty Board with the approval of the county superintendent of schools who shal! exercise ipervision thereover in connectipn with his other duties as such superintendent. Sec. 2. All acts and parts of|acts incon- sistent herewith are hereby , repedied. Approved April 23, 1913. it to CHAPTER 461—H. F. No, 797. AN ACP authorizing certain cities of the first class to issue bonds for défraying the cost of procuring sites for putlic markets and of erecting market houses. Be it enacted by the Legislature ¢f the State of Minnesota: Section 1. Any city of the firt class not operating under a home rule charttr is hereby authorized to issue and sell its bonds, to an amount not exceeding $150,000, in par value, and to use the proceeds thereof acquiring by purchase or condemnation lards for one or more public markets and for eretting there- on suitable buildings for market purposes. Provided, however, that no sum exceeding $50,000 shall be expended on any @ of such public markets, and provided further that such markets shall ‘not be located meare than one mile from each other, i See, 2. Said bonds shall be issued only in pursuance of a resolution adopted by an af- firmative vote of two-thirds of alll the mem- bers of the City Councll or other governing body of such city. ‘The faith end ctedit of the city shall be pledged to the payment of sald bonds and the interest thereon. le Council or governing body shall include jh the tax levy of each year an amount sufficent to pay the current interest on such bondi, and the sinking fung of tl city shall De bledtaed to thelr sedemption at maturity. Sec, 3. Bonds issued under this act shal run for a term not longer, than tiirty yea and bear interest at a rate not higher than four per cent per annum, payable semi-annu- ally. ‘The place of payment cipal and interest and the denomination of said bonds shall be fixed by the resolution guthorizing their issue, and all pr any of them be in the form ‘of coupon bonds or of ‘registered » 80. called, as the Ts may All_-bonds or certificates so. issued shall be signed by the mayor, attested by the city clerk, and countersigned by the city comptroller of said city, and be sealed: with the city seal; except that the siguatures to the coupons attached thereto, if any, may be Mthographeg. None of such ‘obligations stfall be sold for Jess than % per cent of their par value and accrued interest, or to ary but the highest responsible bidder therefor. Sec. 5. This act shall not apply to any city whoss inhabitants have adopted a charter pur- suant to Section 86, Article 4, of ‘the State constitution. Approved April 23, 1918. CHAPTER 462—H. F. No, 941. manner of enforcing “payment thereof,” as AN ACT to amend Section 2668 of the Re- Basgeevg thd, ‘ytor |such county against the land, sioner, “'¢ s. CHAPTER 403—H. F, No, 993. AN ACT to legalizé certain proceedings here- tofore taken for drainage of land in certain cases. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota. Section 1. Where the County Board of any: county in this State has heretofore in pursu- ance to. Chapter 230 of the General Laws of 1905 and acts amendatory thereof and. su} mentary thereto located and establ or attempted to locate and establish any drain- age ditch in of this State, and it has been determined by resolution adopted by said Board that such ditch will be a public uluity and will promote and be conducive 0 the public health and that the benefits to be derived from the construction thereof are greater than the total cost, including damages. Awarded, and where such ‘ditch has been ac- tually constrycted or the county has entered teat or contracts for the ca gee e been’ scene “Aled in the ot such county has executed an of. fice of the Register of Deeds the tabulated ded tor the location, esta- “cost of the ion, - ad cons such ditch within erie, 00 Ne roads benefited thereby, and wi no Sap- peals have been taken therefrom or from any of such.proceedings, or if such appeals have been taken, that the same have been de- termined before the passage of this-act, then the said proceedings from their inception to the time of the letting of said contract and all subsequent ings and all assessments or liens 80. levied or attempted to be assessed or levied and the payments of the actual cost of such work, including the damages awarded, and all proceedings of every kind and descrip- tion ‘had thereunder, including the service of all notices provided’ for by lew, are: hereby legalized and declared to be valid and in full force and effect to the same extent as though all or any of such proceedings had been con- ducted and had as required by ‘law. ‘Approved April 28, 1018. sessments lishment and construction of CHAPTER 464—H. F. No, 1031. < ACT authorizing and regulating certain ‘classes of indemnity contraets empowering corporations to make such contracts and fixing certain fees, and the penalty for vio- lation thereof. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Minnesota: % Z Section 1. Individuals> partnerships an‘ corporations of this State, hereby designated subscribers, are ‘hereby authorized to ex change Reciprocal or Inter-Insurance _con- tracts with each. other, or with individuals partnerships and corporations of other states and countries, providing indemnity among |themselves from any loss which may be tn- sured against under other provisions of the laws, excepting life and marine insurance, Sec. 2, Such contracts may ve executed by an attorney, agent or other representative, herein designated Attorney, duly authorized and acting for such Subscribers, Sec. , Such Subscribers so _ contracting among themselves shall through their Attor- ney file with the Insurance Commissioner of this State a declaration verified by the oath of such Attorney, setting forth: (a) ‘The name or title of the cifice at which such Subscribers propose to exchange such in demnity contracts. Said name or title shall not be so similar to any other name or title previously adopted by a similar organization cr by any insurance corporation or associa- tion as in the opinion of the Insurance Com- missioner is calculated to result in confusion or deception. (>) The king or kinds of insurance to-be cffected or exchanged. (c) A copy of the form of policy contract or agreement ‘under or‘by which such insur- ance is to be effected or exchanged. (a) A copy of the form of power of at- torney or other-afithority of such Attorney under which such insurance is to be effected or. exchanged. (e) The location of the office or affices from which such contracts or agreements are to be issued, , (f) ‘That- applications have been made for indemnify. upon at least one hundred separate risks gating not less than Qne and One Half Miilion ($1,500,000.00) Dollars, as rep- resented by executed contracts or "bona fide applications, to \¢ concurrently effective, cr, in case -of lity or Compensation 11 surance, covering a total pay roll of mot less than One and One Half Million ($1,500,000.00) Dollars. (gs) That there i torney and available for the losses a. sum of not less than Thousand ($25,000.00) Dollars. Provided, however, that in case of liability or compensation rance all subscribers shall be engaged in*the same class of busi- ness and have an annual pay roll in Minne- sota of not less than Four Millions ($4,000, 9000.00) Dollars and a deposit with such At- |torney and available for the payment of losses jof not less than One Hundred ‘Thousand {$100,000.00) Dollars. “sec. 4. Concurrently With the filing of the Declaration provided for by the terms of Sec- tion 3. hereof, the Attorney shall file with the Insurance @ommisoner an instrument in writing executed by him for said Subscribers, conditioned that upon the issuance of Certifi- eates of Authority provided for in Section Ten hereof, service of process may be had upon the Insurance Commissioner in all suits in this state arising out of such policies, con- tracts or agreements, which service shall be valid and binding upon all Subscribers ex- changing at any time Reciprocal or Inter- Inqurance centracts through such Ajtorney. ‘Three copies of such process shall be served and the insurance Commissioner shall file one copy, forward one copy to said Attorney and return one copy with his admission of service. Sec. 5. ‘There shall be filed with the Insur- ance Commissioner of this State by such Attorney a statement under the oath of such Attorney ‘showing the maxipum amount of indemnity upon any single ‘risk and such Attorney shall, whenever and as often.as the Ege shall be! required, le with the. Insur- ance Commissioner a ‘statement verified by his oath to the effect that he has examined the commercial rating of such subscribers as shown’ by the reference book of a Commer- cial Agency having at least One Hundred ‘Thousand. Subscribers, and that from such examination or from other information in his Possession it appeats that no subscriber has assumed on any single risk an amount greater than ten,per cent of the net worth of such subscriber. Sec. 6. ‘There shall at all times be main- tained as a reserve a sum in cash or con- vertible securities equal to fifty per cent of the net annual deposits collected and credited to the accounts of the Subscribers on policies having one year or less to run and pro rata on those for longer periods. Net annual de- posits shall be construed to mean the ad- vanee payments of Subscribers after deduct- ing therefrom the amounts specifically pro- vided in the Subscribers’ agreements, for ex- penses, Said sum shall at no time be tess than Twenty-five Thousand ($25,000.00) Dol- lars, and if at any time fifty per cent of the deposits so collected and credited shall not equal that amount, then the Subscribers, or their Attorney for’them, shall make up ‘any deficiency. Sec. 7. Such Attorney shall make a report to the Insurance Commissioner for each cal- endar year, on the first day of March showing the financial condition of aff@irs at the office where such contracts are issued and shall furnish such edditional information and re- ports as may be required. Provided, however, that such Attorney shall not ‘be required to furnizh the names Jand addrespes of any subscribers nor the loss rat ‘The business affairs and asscts of such or- ganizations shall be subject to examination by the Insurance Commissioner. Sec. 8. Any corporation now or hereafter organized under the laws of this State shall, in addition to the rights, powers and fran- chises specified in its Articles of I tion have full power and” authority to ex- change insurance contracts of the kind and jeharacter herein mentioned. ‘The right to ex- change euch contracts is hereby declared to be incidental to the ‘purposes gor which “such corporations are 0} and as much grant- ed as the rights and powers expressly con- ferred. Gec. 9. Any attorney who shall, ‘except for the purpose of applying for Certificate of Au- thorfty as herein provided, exchange. aty con. tracts of indemnity of the kind and charac- ter specified in, this Act, or directly on, in- directly solicit or negotiatexany applicatlons for same ‘without first complying with the foregoing provisions shall be. deemed guilty of = salgneneunt and, upon conviction there- of, shall be subjected to a fine of not less than One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars nor more than One Thousand ($000.00) Dollars. Sec. 10. Hach Attorney by or through hom sie Semone Shy DOlsies of cc oontracts for indemnity of the character referred to in this Act shall procure from the. Insurance annually a Certificate of Au- thority, that all the reouirements of this been complied with, and upon such and the payment’ of the by, this ve Mero Al on deposit with such At- payment — of ‘twenty-five ‘or credited to their accounts; and he shall pay a filing fee of « Secee. Except as herein provided no law expenses of residence in duties. by him shall be audited by said State At paid upon his warrant. cases. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State death, his personal representative, for the ex- it shail also appear that such negligence was ‘Provided, that if notice in writing be given while absent from ‘Hach judge shalt io gus itemized during ig quarter, and Sec, 2. This act shall take effect and be in force trom and after its passage. Approved April 24, 1913. CHAPTER 467—S. F. No. 290. AN ACT prescribing the lability of an em- ee nsation ployer to make compe: by way of damages for injuries due io accident re- ceived by an employe arising out of and in the course of employment. medifying com- mon law and statutory remedies, in such cases; establishing an alternative elective schedule of compensation, and regulating procedure for the determination of lability -@nd compensation thereunder fn certain of Minnesota: PART 1. COMPENSATION BY ACTION AT LAW— MODIFICATION OF REMEDIES. Section 1. When personal injury” or death is*caused to an employe by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment, of which injury the actual or lawfully im- puted negligence of the employer is the nat- ural and proximate cause, he, or, in case of clusive benefit of the surviving’ spouse and next of kin, shall receive compensation by way of damages therefor from his employer, provided. the employe was himself not. will- fully negligent at the time of receiving such injury; and the question of whether the em- ploye was willfully negligent shail be one of fact to be submitted to re jury, subject to the usval powers of thu court over verdicts rendered contrary to the evidence, or to law. Sec. 2. In all cases brought under Part 1, of this act “it shall not be a defepse (a) that the employe was negligent, unless and: except willful; (b) that the injury was caused by the negligence of a fellow employe; (c) that the employe had assumed the risks inherent in, or incidental to the work, or arising out of and in the course of his’ employment from the failure of the employer to provide and main- tain safe premises and suitable appliances, which grounds of defense are hereby abol- ished exqept_as provided in Section 4. Sec. 3.. If the employer elects not to come under Part 2. of this act, he loses the right to interpose the three defenses named in Sec- tion 2 in any action brought against him for personal injury or death of an employe. Sec. 4. If the employer becomes subject to Part 2 of this act and the employe does not, then the employer may set up such defenses| as are available at the time of the passage of this aet. Sec. 5. The provisions of Sections One, Two, Three and Four shall apply to any claim for the death of an employe arising under Sec- tlon 4503 of Chapter 84, Revised Laws of Min- nesota 1905, and the ‘acts or parts of acts amendatory’ thereof, concerning death by wrongful act. _Sec. 6. In all actions at law brought pur- suant to Part 1. of this act, the burden of proof to establish willful negligence of the injured employe shall be upon the defendant. Sec. 7. No claim for legal services or di bursements ‘pertaining to any demand ma or suit brought under the provisions of t act shall be an enforceable lien against the amount paid as compensation, or be valid or binding in any other respect, ‘unless the «same be approved in writing by the Judge prestd- ing at the trial, or in case of settlement with- out trial, by a Judge of the District Court. the defendant, of such claim for i ‘serv- fees. or disbursements, the same shall -be a Hen against the amount paid as compensa- tion, subject to determination of the amount and approval hereinbefore provided. All sums allowed as lens against such compensation or paid for 1 medical and hospital services and other disbursements, shall be reported by the employe to the Labor Commissioner with terms of settlement as provided in Section 24 of this act. PART 2. ELECTIVE COMPENSATION. Sec. 8. This act shall not be construed held to apply to any employer acting ast’a common carrier when engaged in interstate or foreign commerce by railroad, which- employer by reason of being engaged’ in interstate or foreign commerce by railroad, is not sub; exclusively to the legislative’ powers of State of Minnesota, or for which employer and the employes thereof, a rule of Mability or method of compensation has been, or may be established by the Congress of ‘the United States; nor shall it apply to .any employe of such common carrier injured or killed while so engaged. Nor shall the provisions of this act apply to actions or proceedings to recover damages or compensation for personal injuries sustained by domestic servants, farm laborers, or persons whose employment ‘at the~time of the injury is, but casual and not in the usual course of the trade, business, profession or| occupation of his employer. ‘Whenever an employe of a common carrier, engaged in interstate or foreign commerce by railroad shall sustain personal injury py a cident, arising out of, and in the course of his employment, resulting in his disability gr death, it shall be presumed prima facie that such employe was, at the time of the accident, engaged in such commerce. Sec. 9, If both employer and em- ploye, shall, by agreement express __ or implied, or ‘otherwise, as herein provided, become’ subject to Part 2. of this act, compensation according to the _ schedules hetelnafter contained shall be —_ paid by every such employer, in every case of per- sonal injury or death of his employe, caused by accident, arising out of and in the course lof employment, without regard to the question of negligence, except accidents which are in- tentionally self inflicted or when the intox- ication of such employee is the natural or proximate cause of the injury, and the bur- den of proof of such fact shall be upon. the employer. Sec. 10, Such agreement or the election hereinafter provided for shall be a surrender by the parties thereto of their rights to any other method, form or amount of compensa- tion or determination thereof than as provided in Part 2 of this act, and an acceptance of all the provisions of Part 2 of this act, and shall bind the employe himself and for ‘com- pensation for his death ‘shall bind his per- sonal representative, the surviving spouse and next of kin, as well as the employer, and those conducting” his business during bank- Tuptey or insolvency, for compensation for death or injury, as provided ‘for by Part 2 of this act. Sec. 11. ‘All contracts of employment made after taking effect of this act shall be pre- sumed to have been made with reference, and bject to the provisions of Part 2, unless therwise expressly stated in the contract, in writing, or unless written or printed notice has been given by either party to the other, as hereinafter provided, that he does not accept the provisians of Part 2. Every em- ployer and every employe is presumed to have accepted and come under Part 2. hereof, unless thirty (30) days prior to accident, he shall have signified his election not to accept or be bound by the preyisions of Part 2, This election not to accept Part 2. shall be by notice as follows: ‘The employer shall post and keep posted in his shop or place of business a written or printed notice of his election not to be bound by Part 2. hereof and file a duplicate thereot with the Labor Commissioner, The employe shall give written or printed notice to the employer of his election not to be bound, by Part 2., and file a guplicate proof of service attached thereto with the Labor Commissioner. Sec, 12, Either party may terminate his acceptance, or his election not to accept of the provisions of Part 2. by thirty (80) days’ notice to the other. A duplicate of such no- tice “with proof of service attached thereto shall be filed with the Labpr Commissioner and the time shall not begin to run uutil the notice is’ so filed. : Provided, however, that during the thirty (80) days immediately succeeding the effect of this act, notice of election not to accept the provisions of Part 2. may be given by elther party to the other as above pro- vided, ‘and shall be immediately: effective a a notice of election, upon filing duplicate thereof with the Labor Commissioner. SCHEDULE OF COMPENSATION, Sec. 18. Following is the schedule of com- pensation: (a) For injury producing tem- porary ‘total disability, fifty per centum of the wages received at the time of. injury, subject to a maximum compensation of ten oars ($10.00) per week and a minimum of six’ dollars ($6.00) per week; provided, that if at the time of injury the employe receives wages of Tess than six ‘dollars: ($6.00) per week), then he shall receive the full amount of such wages per week. ‘This compensa- tion ‘shall be patd during the period of such disability, not, however, beyond “three hun-| dred weeks, ‘Payments’ to be made at the t{to dependents shall be distributed i For + of dally wages during one tia et ee . r the loss of an arm, dally’ wages during two: hundred “C For the loss of a foot, fifty i & g j daily wages during one hi and twenty- pe, See sy ly pe een -For the a ies, per daily wages during hundred and seventy- five (175) weeks. hia! For the loss of an eye, fitty centum of daily wages during one 4100) In all other cases of . disability, not. above em pensation shall be fifty per difterence between the- wage 5 ce ones able to earn iy Gisabliity, “not. however. beyond vy. not however, dred (300) ‘weeks. In all cases of within the it considered “that the | pera loss use of a mem equivalent draw the same compensation that member; but the compensation. by sald schedule provided, shall be of all other compensation in such cases, Should ‘ihe employer and employe Se : Li 8, : : Fi ie uy Be | Ri Sse Agi determined a Section 30 hereof. ‘The compensations provided in clause are all subject to the same limitations as maxiuuin and minimum ag are stated use (@). (a) For permanent total . ones ee ae of injury, subject to a of ten @ollars ($10.00) week mum of six dollars (60.50), Der week; that if at the time of injury the receives wages of less than six dollars per week, then he shall recetve amount of wages per week. This tion shall be paid during the disabllity, not, however, beyond (400) weeks; payment to be made tervals when the wage was payable, as may be. (e) ‘The ‘loss of both hands, or or both feet, or both legs, or of any two thereot, or a total faculties, or complete paralysis or both arms, shall constitute disability. hes (f) In“ease death occurs to a workman during the period of disability, caused by an injury due to accident, and ‘arising out and “in the course of’ his employment, payments previously made as for such injury, shall be deducted Se if any, due on account eat * DEPENDENTS. Section 14. (1) Wife and presumed wholly, dependeut—Wor the ‘purpose er act, the following described persons, Wife, minor children under the age of eight- een Years, or those over that age who are physically’ or mentally earning, shall be presumed to be wholly de- TO) Acleal — ieventeute a Gependen’ @) Act ents—Any ts named in Subdivision 1; also husband, mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, sisters and brothers who were ‘wholly supported by. deceased workman at the time of and for @ reasonable period of diately prior thereto shall be actual dependents, and payment tion shall be made to them “An: He al § z : ES E i i i i : : § i | | — of in the named. (3) Partial named in Subdivision 2, who part of their support from the wages of the deceased wor! at the time of bis death and for a reasonable period of time immediate- ly prior thereto shall be considered bis partial dependents, and payment of compensation shail be made to’ them in the order named. DISTRIBUTION. OF COMPENSATION TO DEPENDENTS. (4) In death chses, compensation payable iy regularly derived fo the laws of Minnesota, providing for die= tribution of the personal ‘of an in- testate decedent, except as otherwise * provided, and shall be computed end paid on BE Loyatiant aad seca (©) If the deceased ¢: leave a widow and no dependent child, there shall be paid to the widow, thirty-five per centum of the monthly wages of deceased. (G) If the deceased employe leave a widow | and one dependent child, there shall be paid to the widow for the benefit of herself and such child, forty per centum of the monthly wages of ‘deceased. . (7) If the deceased employe leave a-widow and either two or three dependent children, there shall be paid to the widow for the benefit of herself and such chil Atty per centum of the monthly wages of (8) If the deceased employe leave a widow and four or more dependent children, “there shalt be paid to the widow for the ‘benefit of herself and such children, sixty per centum of the monthly wages of the deceased. (%) In case of remarriage of a widow with- out children, she shall receive a lump sum settlement equal to one-half of the amount of the compensation remaining unpaid. In case of remarriage of a widow who has dependent children, the unpaid balance of compensation which would otherwise become due to her, id to such children. (10) If the deceased employe leave a pendent orphan, there shall be paid forty per = centum of the monthly wages of deceased, with ten per centum additional for eaeh » orphan in extess of two, with a maximam sixty per centum of such wages. (41) If the deceased leave a pendent husband and no there shall be paid to the husband twenty-five per centum of the monthly wages of deceased. (12) If the deceased employe no wid- ow or children or husband entitled te pay- ment hereunder, but should leave @ parent or parents, elther or both of whom are wholly dependent on the deceased, there shall be if only one parent, twevty-five per eentum the, monthly wages of the deceased, and both parents,’ thirty-five per centum of monthly wages of the deceased to such or parents. (13) If the deceased leave no widow or. ' pendent chiid or husband or parent entitled any payment hereunder, but leaves @ brother, sister or grandparent wholly dependent on Tim for support, there shall be to de- pendent relative, if hut one, twenty- per centum of the month] wages of the deceased, or if.more than one thirty per monthly wages of the deceased, f tween or among them share and share (14) If compensation is being paid : Part 2 of this act to any dependent, com- T pensation shall cease upon the death pre at riage of such dependent, unless otherwise vided herein. (15) Partial Dependents. Partial ents shall be entitled to receive only that. portion of the benefits provided for j dependents which the average of i wages regularly contributed by the to ‘such partial dependent at, and for ® reer sonable time immediately Angury, the deceased, bore to the total wage of the same time. _ (16) No Dependents. Expense of last sick- burlal ‘not exceeding one addition to the ness and Eee Se ae Der week; rovided. that if at the time Twages of ess jury the re Teceives “per week, then the full 5 six dollars. ( HE Li z ci Sec. 15. INJURY INCREASING DISAT ITY—If an employe receive an injury, "wh of itself, would only cause anent pa disability, but which, a ity, the partial intervals when the wage was payable,, as nearly as may be. ) In all cases workman at the thne of the injury. and wage he is able to earn in MMs. pat disabled condition. ‘This compensa’ be paid during the period of such not however beyond three Payment 16 be made only liable: permanent disad caused by the subsequent injury. { for whose