The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
WORkMEN'S COMPENSATION
 LAW.
CHAPTER Ii.
Continued from yesterday.O

Where any such employee receiving an injury arising out of, and in the course of his or her employment, as the result of which he or she is totally and permanently disabled, he or she shall be entitled to receive compensa . tion as follows:
 (a) If such employee was at the time of his injury married, he shall be entitled to receive Four Thousand Enght Hundred t$4S0O0O) Dollars with Six Hundred ($60O.00) Dollars addi- tional for each child under the age of Sixteen Q6) years. but the total to be paid shall not exceed Six Thousand ($6OO0.OO) Dollars.
 (b) If such employee at the time of his injury had no wife or children, but had a mother or father dependent upon him, Four Thousand Two Hundred ($420O.OO) Dollars.
 Co In case where such employee who at the time of his injury had both
 
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 (d) In those cases where such em- ployee was at the time of his injury a widower, or was divorced. but had minor children. he shall receive the sum of Three Thousand Six Hundred ($360000) Dollars with an additional sum of Six Hundred ($6O000) Dollars for each child below the age of Six teen G6) years, provided that the total sum to be paid such employee shall not In any ease exceed the sum of Six Thousand ($60000O) Dollars.
 (e) In those cases where such em- ployee so injured at the time of his injury was unmarried and had no children nor father nor mother depen- dent upon him, he shall receive the sum of Three Thousand Six Hundred ($3600.0o) Dollars.
 Where any such employee receives an injury arising out of, or in the course of his or her employment, re- 2ulting in his or her partial disability, with the following schedule
 For the Loss of Thumb
 fa) In case the employee was at the time of the injury unmarried, $4S0.00.
 Cb) In case the employee was mar ried but had no children $G00.00.
 Co In case the employee was either married or widower but had one or more children, $720.00.
 For the Loss of an Index Finger.
 (a) In case the employee was at the time of the injury unmarried, $300.00.
 (b) In case that the employee was married but had no children, $39O.O0.
 Co In case the employee was either married or widower. but had one or more children, $4S000
 For the Loss of any other Finger than the Index Finger and Thumb: $1sO. For the Loss of Great Toe: s3OO.Oo. For the Loss of any other Toe than the Great Toe: $12o.oo.
 For the Loss of Hand:
 time of the injury unmarried, $1440O0.
 (b) In case that the employee was married but had no children, $1920OO.
 (c) In case the employee was either married or widower and had one child. $192000 and and $24000 addi- tional for each of said children. not to exceed. however. the total sum of S24OOOO.
 For the Loss of an Arm:
 (a) In case the employee was at the time of the injury, unmarried, $1S00.00.
 (b) In case that the employee was married but had no children, s24OO.O0.
 Co In case the employee was either married or a widower and had one child, $2400.00 and $30000 additional for each additional child, the total amount not to exceed. however. $300O For the Loss of Foot:
 (a) In case the employee was at the time of the injury unmarried, $1440.00
 tb) In case that the employee was married but had no children $1S0O.O0.
 Co In case the employee was either married or a widower and had one child, $1920.00 and and $240.00 addi- tional for each additional child, but not to exceed the total sum of $24O0.OO. For the Loss of a Leg:
 (a) Tn case the employee was at the time of the injury unmarried, $1S00.O0.
 (b) In case that the employee was married but had no children. $24OO.OO.