COMPILED CODE - Iowa Legislature - State of Iowa

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§§ 729-832. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Tit. V, Ch. i
TITLE V.
REGULATIONS UNDER POLICE POWER.
CHAPTER 1.
COAL MINES AND MINING.
SECTION 729. Meetings.
1 Said board shall meet in the office of the state mine inspectors in
2 the capítol on the first Monday in March of each even-numbered year
3 for the examination of applicants ; notice of which examination shall
4 be published in at least one newspaper in each mining district not
5 less than fifteen days preceding the date of such examination; and
6 shall be furnished with the necessary stationery and other material
7 for the examination in the same manner as other state officers are
8 provided with supplies.
[C, '97, § 2480; 39 G. A., ch. 209, § 62.]
SEC. 738. General office—report to governor.
1 The three inspectors shall maintain a general office in the capítol,
2 and keep therein all records, correspondence, documents, apparatus
3 or other property pertaining to their office; they shall meet in said
4 office biennially on or before August fifteenth preceding the regular
5 session of the general assembly, and make report to the governor of
6 their official doings, including therein all matters which by this chap-
7 ter are specially committed to their charge, adding such suggestion
8 as to needed future legislation, as in their opinion may be important.
[C, '73, § 1569; C, '97, § 2483; S., '13, § 2483; 39 G. A. ch.
209, § 34.]
SEC. 780. Board of examiners to adopt rules.
1 The board of examiners referred to in section seven hundred
2 seventy-nine of the compiled code shall meet at such times and places,
3 shall adopt such rules, conditions, and regulations, and shall prescribe
4 and conduct such examinations as shall be more efficient to give effect
5 to the spirit and intent of this chapter.
[S., '13, § 2489-c; 39 G. A., ch. 209, § 64.]
CHAPTER 3.
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
SECTION 832. Salary — expenses — office — seal — assistants —
accounts—political activity—annual appropriation.
1 The salary and actual necessary expenses of the commissioner
2 shall be paid by the state, and he shall be provided with adequate and