The appropriations for the current expenses of the state government and institutions which must be made by the eighty-fourth general assembly for the fiscal biennium beginning July 1st, 1921, cannot be effectually apportioned nor their amounts fixed unless the reorganization effected by this act is operative during the period to be covered by such appropriations, so that the departments and offices of the state government are definitely determined; and such determination must be made and the framework of the executive branch of the state government must be definitely established and known at the time the general assembly is considering such appropriations. Therefore, this act shall go into immediate effect. Passed April 19, 1921. Approved April 26, 1921. RUPERT BEETHAM, _Speaker of the House of Representatives_. CLARENCE J. BROWN, _President of the Senate_. HARRY L. DAVIS, _Governor_. Filed in office of Secretary of State, April 26, 1921. (109 O.L., 105.) =INDEX.= INDEX SECTIONS. =A.= Abandoned mines--precautions when approaching 938 Accidents-- fatal--duty of inspectors 907 fatal--notice to chief inspector and coroner 940 fatal--coroner's duty 921 superintendent's duty 951 provisions for persons injured 934 action in case of 972 Access to mines by inspectors 912 Acetylene gas in mines 974-1 Penalty of 974-3 Action for non-compliance with Statutes 916 Act shall not create new office, etc. 920 Additional openings 950 Airway obstruction 960 Alternating current 948 Annual report of owner, lessee or agent to chief inspector 940 Appliances--Safe 927-928 Appointments-- chief inspector and qualifications 899 district inspectors and qualifications 900-901 Appropriation of land 968 Assistant mine-foreman-- duties of 952, 953, 959 penalty for non-compliance 976 Attendant--Rescue car 915 Automatic doors 923, 943, 958 =B.= Blasting 956 Blasting powder 962-963 Boilers--location of 944 Bonds-- weighmaster 966 Board of examiners 919 Breakthroughs 926 Brattices 926 =C.=