as are vested in the several courts of this state. Banks, savings banks, loan and trust and safe deposit companies being administered by receivers and assignees shall be subject to the same examination and be required to report to the bank commissioner as is required of solvent banks, savings banks, loan and trust and safe deposit companies. Fees for the examination of private banks, banks of discount and deposit, savings banks, loan and trust and safe deposit companies shall be as follows: For examining private banks, banks of discount and deposit, savings banks, loan and trust and safe deposit companies having assets of less than $150,000, twenty dollars; those having assets of $150,000 and less than $300,000, twenty-five dollars; those having assets of $300,000 and less than $500,000, thirty dollars; those having assets of $500,000 and less than $750,000, thirtyfive dollars; those having assets of $750,000 and less than $1,000,000, fifty dollars, assets above $1,000,000, fifty dollars and three dollars additional for each $100,000 or fraction thereof until assets reach $3,000,000 and two dollars additional for each $100,000 or fraction thereof in excess of $3,000,000, which amount shall be assessed by the bank commissioner upon and paid by the respective banks, savings banks, loan and trust and safe deposit companies so examined, and when collected to be paid to the general fund of the state. A failure to pay such assessment on notice shall be cause for the appointment of a receiver of the bank, savings bank, loan and trust and safe deposit company in default. The commissioner shall also assess all expenses and outlays incident to taking and holding possession of such banks, savings bank, loan and trust and safe deposit company as herein provided, including fifteen dollars per day for the services of the examiner or other person appointed by the bank commission in charge thereof, to be paid before any distribution of the assets of said banks, savings bank, loan and trust and safe deposit company, the allowance therefor as assessed by the bank commissioner to be made by the court having jurisdiction of the receiver, any amount allowed and paid for the services of the examiner to be paid into the general fund of the state, as examination fees are paid.

This section amends section 3419 Revision of 1914.

[Acts 1915, p. 546. In force April 26, 1915.]

3419a. Receivers for banks and trust companies.-1. That "Whenever a bank of discount and deposit, private bank, savings bank or loan, trust and savings bank has been in voluntary liquidation, for a period of eighteen months or more and in the opinion of the auditor of state, the affairs are not being administered to the best interests of the depositors and stockholders, then the auditor of state may petition the court for the appointment of a receiver and when such appoint

ment has been made, such receiver shall take charge and proceed to administer and terminate the affairs of the institution under the direction of the court in accordance with section 2 of the acts of 1911," approved February 17, 1911.

See section 3419.

[Acts 1921, p. 816. In force May 31, 1921.]

3420. Disclosures by examiner, penalty.-3. It shall be unlawful for any examiner appointed under the provision of this act to disclose to any persons other than officially to the bank commissioner by the report made to him, or in compliance with the order and precept of a court, the names of depositors in any bank, savings bank, loan and trust and safe deposit company, or the amount of money on deposit at any time in favor of any depositor, or disclose any other information concerning the private accounts of such depositors. And every examiner who violates the foregoing provisions shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars.

This section amends section 3420 Revision of 1914.

CHAPTER 16.

BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

Section numbers to notes refer to the Revised Statutes of 1914 and sections herein.

[Acts 1917, p. 53. In force May 31, 1917.]

3426a. Donations, devises, and gifts to maintain.-1. That any state educational institution and any state charitable or benevolent institution or the state of Indiana itself may receive gifts, bequests and devises of real or personal property, or both, for the aid or maintenance of any such institution, or may receive gifts for state parks or other state purposes, and may agree to return to the donor or to any person named by him therein, in being, an annuity under the provisions and safeguards hereinafter provided.

3426b. Annuity provisions.-2. When the gift is for the purpose of providing an annuity, the same may be accepted by any such institution or by the state itself upon condition that the institution or the state, as the case may be, shall pay to the donor, for the life of the donor, or for a term of years not beyond the lifetime of the donor, as may be agreed, or shall pay to any person or persons named by the donor, in being at the time of the gift, for his or her life, or for a term of years not beyond the lifetime of the donor as may be agreed, an annuity on the value of the property at the time the gift is made, as hereinafter provided, but such annuity shall in no case exceed the actual income from the property donated.

3426c. Appraisers, approval of governor.-3. The value of the property comprised in the gift shall be determined by three (3) disinterested appraisers appointed by the governor of the state, and no gift shall be accepted by any institution named in section one (1) or by the state itself unless it be approved by the governor.

3426d. Payment of annuities may be secured.-4. For the purpose of securing the payment of annuities, the property comprised in the gift may be pledged, by way of mortgage or otherwise, to the annuitant or annuitants for the full period of the life of the annuity or annuities, but the property pledged shall be the sole guarantee and the state shall not be obligated in any manner by such mortgage or other obligation.

3426e. Annuities not taxable.-5. All annuities provided for herein shall be free of all taxation for any or all purposes within the state of Indiana.

3426f. Institutions restricted.-6. No institution shall be the recipient of a gift whether on the payment of an annuity or otherwise, that shall pledge such institution to engage in any course of instruction, or perform any acts of work, other than such institution may have been authorized theretofore by law to engage in or perform.

3426g. Money held in trust by state.-7. All gifts of money, and all money realized from real and personal property, made under the provisions of this act, to endow permanently any of said institutions mentioned in the first section hereof, or to endow permanently any chair of learning or department in any such institution, shall be taken in charge by the state of Indiana, as a trust, and managed in all respects the same as the common school fund of the state is managed, and the proceeds arising therefrom shall be paid to the institution thus endowed for the purposes provided by the terms of such gift.

3426h. Gifts legalized.-8. All gifts heretofore received by any of the institutions named in section one (1) of this act are hereby legalized in accordance with the terms of this act.

3426i.

[Acts 1921, p. 106. In force May 31, 1921.]

Admission to benevolent and penal institutions.-1. Hereafter the fact that a person has a venereal disease, to wit: gonorrhea, chancroid, or syphilis, shall not act as a bar to admission to any benevolent, charitable, penal and reformatory institution supported and maintained in whole or part by state funds.

3426j. Duty of superintendent.-2. Whenever a person having a venereal disease, to wit: gonorrhea, chancroid, syphilis, is admitted to any benevolent, charitable, penal and reformatory institutions of this state, it shall be the duty of the superintendent or official in charge

of such institution, to institute and provide proper treatment for such person and to carry out such laboratory tests as may be necessary to determine the nature, course, duration and results of such treatment.

3426k. State board of health-Laboratory of hygiene.-3. The services of the laboratory of hygiene of the state board of health shall be available without charge for such laboratory diagnosis and tests as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this act and the various state institutions and the state board of health shall cooperate in every reasonable way in the prevention and suppression of the venereal diseases.

34261. Act supplementary.-4. This act is supplementary to all other laws on the subject of admission to state institutions and only repeals any law or parts of law in conflict therewith.

SEC.

ARTICLE 2.-SUPPORT OF PUPILS.

3432a. Estate of deceased inmate, liability for support.

SEC.

3432b. Weekly payment, suit, judgment, lien.

3432c. Transfer of inmates.

[Acts 1917, p. 176. In force March 6, 1917.]

3432a. Estate of deceased inmate, liability for support.-1. That when any person who is being supported at public expenses in a hospital for the insane or in the Indiana School for Feeble-Minded Youth or in the Indiana Village for Epileptics or in any other benevolent institution maintained by the state of Indiana, or who has died when an inmate of any such institution, is found to have an estate in charge of a trustee or guardian, which estate is not needed for the support in whole or in part of the husband, wife, children, parents, grandparents, grandchildren, brothers or sisters of such person, then the amount of expense incurred by the state for the treatment and maintenance of such person shall be a charge against his estate both during his lifetime and after his death.

3432b. Weekly payment, suit, judgment, lien.-2. The amount of such reimbursement shall be collected quarterly by the institution and shall be at the rate of not to exceed four dollars ($4.00) per week. The money received from such collections shall be paid into the state treasury quarterly.

The superintendent or executive officer under the direction of the board of trustees of each benevolent institution is authorized to bring suit against the estate of any person as aforesaid failing to make payment as required in this act and if judgment is obtained such judgment shall constitute a lien against such part of the estate of such person, as may be described in the complaint.