The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
NEW TERRITORIAL LAWS

| Co In case the employee was either
 married or a widower and had one child $2400, with $30000 for each ad .
 ditional child, not to exceed the total
 sum of $3O0OOO.
 For the Loss of an Eye:
 ta) In case the employee was at the
 time of the injury unmarried, s144O.0O. 1 (b) In case the employee was mar
 ried but had no children $1920.00.
 Co In case the employee was either
 married or a widower and had one
 child, s1920.0O, plus s24O.OO for each
 additional child, not to exceed. how
 ever, the total sum of $24O0OO.
 For the Loss of an Ear: $24OO0. For the Loss of the Nose: $4SOOO. For all other injuries causing tenn porary disability. the employer shall pay to the employee, during the period of such disability, Fifty percent (5O) of his daily average wages. Provided, I'i'"sNpi' tiit tHt DtllDu lbf 1nt pay
 ment for temporary disability shall not exceed six (6) months And in all cases where the injury develops or proves to be such as to entitle the em- ployee to compensation under some provision in this schedule relating to cases other than temporary disability, and the employee has been paid com pensation for temporary disability, the amount so paid him shall be deducted entitled under such provision in this schedule.
 The loss of both hands, or both arms, or any two thereof, shall constitute total and permanent disability and be compensated according to the provis- ions of this Act with reference to total and permanent disability
 Amputation between the elbow and the wrist shall be considered equiva- lent to the loss of q hand, and amputa- tion between the knee and the ankle shall be considered equivalent to the loss of foot.
 Whenever such employee receives an injury. arising ont of and in the course of employment, as result of which he or she is partially disabled. and the permanent in character and such as not to come wholly within any of the specific eases for which provision ie herein made, such employee shall be entitled to receive as compensation a sum which bears the same relation t0 the amount he or she would ire entitled totally and permanently disabled, th"t the loss of earning capacity of such employee by reason of the accident bears to the earning capacity such cm- ployee would have had had he or she not been injured. the amount to be paid in no case to exceed Four Thou sand Eight Hundred (s4SOOOO) Dollars
 To illustrate: If said employee were of a class that would entitle him or her to Four Thousand Eight Hundred ($4S00.00) Dollars under this schedule if he or she were totally and perman- ently disabled and his or her injury would be such as to reduce his or her earning capacity twenty five per cent. he or she would be entitled to receive One Thousand Two Hundred ($12OO.OO) Dollars: it being the amount that bears the same relation to Four Thousand Eight Hundred ($4S0000) Dollars that twenty five per cent does to one hun dred per cent. Should such employee receive an injury that would impair his or her earning capacity seventy five per cent, he or she would be en- titled to receive Three Thousand Six Hundred ($36O000) Dollars; it being the amount that bears the same rela- |tion to Four Thousand Enght Hundred ($4S00.00) Dollars that seventy five per cent does to one hundred per cent. Section ?. If an injured employee entitled to compensation hereunder shall be paid compensation under any