The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-09

[ act shall have precedence over all others except writs of habeas corpus and actions by the state.
 Sec. 42.-Any judgment requiring weekly payments include payments up to the time of the judgment. Sec. 43.-A commissioner may author i1e compensation to be paid at long CT than weekly intervals or allow 1t to be settled by compromising, if such settlement Is the result of equitable agreement. No contract made in ad- vance of the injury may hold except if 1t is in accordance with Section 8.
 Sec A.-To settle estate or for any other reasonable cause the court may allow some corporation or per son other than the one liable for the compensation to assume the liability for future pawn rents.
 Sec. 45.-The court may decide how a judgment is to be distributed in cases where the judgment is in favor of an administrator or executor.
 Sec. 46.-A1I policies assuring the act shall contain clause that notice of injury to the insured shall conSti- tute notice to the insurer, also clause that the jurisdiction of the in- surer for the purposes of this act, and that the insurer shall be bound by all awards made against the insured
 Sec. 47.-AII liability insurance pol icies under this act shall cover the entire liability of the insured. If the insured becomes insolvent the suit may be brought against the insurer. This covenant must be contained in the pol icy to make the payment of pre- miunn enforceable. Any default of the insured to pay premiums shall not af feet the liability of the insurer.
 Sec. 48.-Every employer in the state shall report annually the name of every claimant and the date and circunlst tances of every claim made against him.
 Sec 49.-The term "empIoyer'' in- ed the services of a workman to some other employer The term workman does not include men doing other than manual labor or getting over $2,000 a year. "Contractor' means a person to whom articles are given out to be worked upon outside of the premises of the employer.
 Sec 4O.-The following are cIassed as hazardous trades and occupations:
 The operation of railroads, vessels, terminal docks, terminal wareh ouses, street railways, factories, mills, power 1aundTfes, power bakeries, foundries, forges, srnelters, blast furnaces, coke burning plants, lime burning plants. bleaching works, dyein~ works pot works, slaughter houses, meat packing establishments, bricl1yards. marble cutting or polishing plants, shipbuild ing plants, ship-repairing plants, mines, mining plants, qlIarrtes, heating plants, lighting plants power plants. water works. pumping works. coal yards. lumber yards building mater tal yards. junk yards, mat-houses, freight or passenger elevators, grain elevators, derrickSS stock yards, hAr- Vesting machinery, threshing nnachin- cry.
 The construction, erection, extension, repair or demolition of tunnels sub- ways, underground conduits, sewers. gas or water mains, wells, aqueducts, | canals, reservoirs d1kes or dams, jet l ties or brealnwaters, bridges, piers, docks, oil or gas tanks, electric wires or cables and their supports. Any occupation entailing the manur' facture. transportation, care of, use of, or regular proximity to- dangerous quantities of gunpowder, dynamite, | nitro -glycerine, other like dangerous explosives.
 The construction, erection, extension, alteration decoration, repair, demoli- ton, or removal of buildings or of struc t1ral appurtenances thereof. Tlne installation, erection, repair or removal of: Boilers, furnaces, engines, other forms of machinery. Work on or about wires or appara- tus charged with dangerous electric currents.
 The construction, maintenance and | repair of ways of railroads and street railways. Transportation by rail or water.
 Rigging or coaling vessels or load ing or unloading the cargoes thereof. Logging and numbering. Harvesting and storing ice. Paving with asphalt Or other molten material.
 Excavating or grading with power machinery Or with the use of an ex- pIosive. Caisson work Working in compressed air, dredging pile driving, boring, moving safes, chimney sweep ing, outside window cleaning above