The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-10

compensation shall be paid when the injury shall have been caused by the W1Iltul and serious misconduct of the injured enploye or by his intoxica- ton. The acceptanc of part B of this act by employers and employees shall be understood to include the mutual remuneration and waiver of all rights and claims arising out of in iuries sustained in the course of em- ployment as aforesaid, other than rights and claims given by part B of this act, including the right of jury trial on all questions affecting com pensation and all right of appeal from the compensation commissioners ex- cept as hereinafter esta blished.
 Section 2. Accordance Presumed Every contract of employment not made before the date of this act shall be conclusively presumed to include a mutual agreement between employ CT and employe to accept part B of this act and be bound thereby, unless either employer or empIoye shall by written stipulation in the contract, or by such other notice as is prescribed in section three of part B, indicate his refusal to accept the provisions of said part B. Every contract of employment made before the date of this act and continued in force after said date shall be conclusiveIy pre- sumed to include a mutual agreement between employer and emp1oye to accept part B of this act and be bound thereby, unless by the date at which this act goes into effect either ern- ployer or employe has indicated his refusal to accept part in the man ner prescribed in section three of said part B.
 Impaired Capital of Banks.
 Chapter 13T. Section 1. Whenever the bank commissioner shall have reason to believe that the assets of any bank or trust company are not sufficient to require other action indebtedness added to the par value of it's capital stock issued and out standing, but the deficiency of assets or impairment of capital stock is not sufficient to require other action for the protection of the public, said commissioners shall notify such bank or trust company in writing to make good any deficiency of assets or inn pairTnent of capital within sixty days. At the end of said period they shall examine said bank or trust company, or cause the same to be examined, and upon finding at any time there after a deficiency of assets or inn pairment of capital. they shall deliver to Said bank or trust company a writ ten order to discontinue receiving de- posits and paying depositors or other creditors. Said commissioners shall thereupon bring action in the su- per1OF court TOT the county Tn which said bank or trust company is situ- ated for the dissolution of said bank or trust company and for the appoint Tnent of a receiver to take charge of its affairs. Said written order of the bank commissioners, until vacated by an order of court in said action, shall be in effect a temporary injunc- ton restraining said bank or trust company, it's directors, officers, and enn pfoyeS from receiving deposits and paying depositors or other creditors.
 Section 9. This act shall take effect from it's passage.
 Driving on Highways.
 Chapter 1S6-An vehicles, other than motor vehicles, having springs or rubber tires shall show, one hour after sunset until one hour before ib1e from the front and rear. The lights shall be visible at a distance of 200 feet. For the violation of this law a fine of not more than $5 shall be imposed The court is empowered to suspend judgment.
 Bounty on Foxes.
 Chapter 145-Authorizing towns to offer bounty of not more than s1 for killing a fox.
 Survival of Actions.
 Chapter 14s-In all actions sur N4V1uS CO or brought Dy dn 0A0CulOI or administrator for injuries result ing in death, whether instantaneous or otherwise, or whether caused by the negligence of the defendant or by his Willful, malicious, or fe1onious act, such executor or administrator may recover from the part legally at fault for such injuries, just damages not exceeding ten thousand dollars, provided no action shall be brought under this act but within one year from the neglect complained of or from the commission of such willfuI, malicious, or felonious act. Section 2-The passage of this act shall in no way affect causes of ac- ton arising before this act takes effect.
 Section 3-Section four of chapter 1sS of the public acts of 1903 and l chapter PAP of the public acts of 1911 l are hereby repealed.
 Mosquito Breeding Places. Chapter 143-Section 1. Any ac- cumulation of water in which mos quitoes are breeding Is hereby declar- ed to be 8 public nuisance.
 | Sec. 2-When it has been brought l to the attention of a health officer or board of health, through the com | pIaint of any citizen, or when dis covered by any inspector or agent o1 l said health officer or board of health | that rain water barrels, tin cans, bot ties or other receptacles, or pools near 1 human habitattons are breeding mos | quitoes, 1t shall be the duty of said | health officer or board of health tc | investigate and to cause such breed l ing places to be abolished, screened 1 or treated in such manner as to pre- vent the breeding of mosquitoes. The 1 health officer, or any inspector or agent employed by him, shall have 1 the right to enter any premises ir performance of his duties under this act.