CONVEYANCE, (Continued.)
every conveyance to pass all the estate un-
COUNTY CLERK, act defining duties of..... 88 274
less expressly negatived.................. 104 381 COUNTY SEATS, location of.....
"heirs" or "issue," relative to remainders,
posthumous child to take.........
proceedings to remove........
grants good without attornment of ten-
ants.................
attornment to stranger, void................... 105
lineal and collateral warranties, abolished 105
effect of covenant of ancestor on heirs, etc 105
"grant," "bargain," "sell," import of...... 105
fraudulent conveyances, act concerning... 105
certain acknowledgments legalized.......... 110
CONVICTS, act to prevent importation of... 573 2921
escape of, from state prison, act concern-
ing
statement of election to be filed in clerk's
office, and transmitted to secretary of
state......
nation of courts............................... 147
courts of record, designated..................... 157 694
sittings of courts to be public.................. 157
trial of action for divorce may be private... 157
powers of.........
................................................ 562 2891 COURT OF SESSIONS, how composed........ 152
See Office, Courts of Justice.
associate justices, how chosen................... 152
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS.
Accessory, definition and punishment...... 329 1876
Act, provisions of, to extend to females.... 353 2012
Administering poison, etc. with intent to
kill, how punished.....
334 1905
with intent to produce miscarriage..... 334 1905
to cattle, etc.............
***** 350 1997
Adultery, with one within the degrees of
in the second degree, definition and
punishment..........
dwelling-house, defined..................... 336 1916
burning of ship, building, etc. insured,
deemed arson..........
336 1917
Assault, definition and punishment......... 335 1909
Assault with intent, etc. punishment....... 335 1909
Assault with deadly weapons, punishment 335 1909
Assault and battery, definition and pun-
..... 335 1910
Association, putting note, bill, etc. in cir-
culation as money...................................................... 352 2007
Assembling to disturb the peace and not
dispersing on command, etc...
347 1974
to do an unlawful act........................ 347 1976
Attempting to commit offense, how pun-
ished..
353 2015
Ballot-box, fraud on; punishment........... 352 2006
Bank, circulating bills as money, etc........ 352 2007
Bastard child, concealing death of; pun-
332 1898
Bigamy, definition and punishment......... 348 1982
Bill, check, etc. circulating as money....... 352 2007
Breaking or injuring door or window, etc. 351 1999
Bribery, definition and punishment......... 342 1947
342 1948
on trial for counterfeiting bank bill, etc.
not necessary to prove incorporation
of bank, etc...........................................
persons of skill competent to prove... 341 1941
Crime against nature, punishment....... 335 1908
Crime, for which no punishment is pre-
scribed, how punished.................. 351 209
attempt to commit offense, how punished 353 2015
Crimes and punishments...
persons capable of committing crime.... 39
what necessary to constitute crime........29 1809
intention, how manifested........
329 1570
who considered of sound mind, etc. 229 1870
infant, when deemed incapable of crime 329 1871
idiot, not punishable for crime
person aiding, etc. in crime, how pun-
Disturbing the peace, etc. punishment.
assembling to disturb the peace and not
dispersing on command, etc............... 84. 1974
Disturbing religious congregation or as
sembly.
347 1978
attempting to bribe officer...................343 1949 Dueling, punishmen......................... 333. 190
cutting loose and setting adrift boat,
canoe, etc.......
cutting, breaking, etc., bridge, dam,
canal, aqueduct, etc........
destroying or injuring jail, etc...
setting on fire wood, prairies, etc........... 351 2003
fraud on ballot-box.......................
352 2006
Governor, may offer reward for arrest of
escaped criminal............... 353 2014
Grand larceny, definition and punishment 337 1920
Having in possession certain instruments,
intended for house-breaking, etc.,
punishment.
House-breaking, having in possession in-
Females, provisions of act to extend to.... 353 2015
Forgery, definition and punishment......... 339 1933
of private stamps or labels, etc... 340 1936
selling goods, etc., with forged stamps,
labels, etc..............
Instruments intended for house-breaking,
having in possession forged bank bill,
promissory note, etc................................................. 340 1938
of bill, note, or other writing...... 341 1939
on trial for forging bill, etc., not neces-
sary to prove incorporation of bank-
ing, etc.........
..................... 341 1941
persons of skill may prove........ 341 1941
of seal of state, etc............................. 341 1942
of gold dust, bullion, etc......... 341 1943
Fornication, with one within the degrees
of consanguinity, punishment... 348 1984
Fraud, fraudulently or maliciously, tear-
ing, burning, effacing, etc., any deed,
lease, bond, etc., punishment... 339 1928
falsely personating another, etc......... 343 1953
conspiracy to defraud or cheat............. 345 1964
wbat deemed a conspiracy.........
345 1965
fraudulent conveyance, punishment...... 349 1990
obtaining credit by false representations 349 1991
obtaining money, goods, etc., by false
pretenses, punishment..................... 350 1992
selling same land twice, etc... 350 1993
using false weight, or measures, etc...... 350 1994
removing, selling, assigning, or conceal-
ing property, etc., with intent to de-
fraud creditors.......
350 1995
same................................................ 350 1996
Inhumanity, of sheriff, etc., to prisoner,
punishment
possession of, punishment... 349 1988
Intent to injure, defraud, etc., defined...... 333 2013
Justice of peace or constable purchasing
judgment on docket, punishment...... 346 1966
Kidnapping, definition and punishment... 335 1912
Land-marks, removal of, punishment....... 339 1929
Larceny, definition, and punishment...... 337 1920
bonds, notes, etc., subject of... 337 1922
receiving stolen goods, deemed larceny,
punishment..........
337 1923
property stolen to be returned to owner 337 1923
by officer, servant, etc., punishment...... 338 1925
clerk, servant, apprentice, etc., em-
bezzling goods, money, etc., deemed
larceny......
bailee converting goods, etc., deemed
lodger taking away goods, furniture, etc.
deemed larceny
by officer, of record, bond, contract, etc. 343 1950
personating another, and in such charac-
ter receiving money, etc. larceny....... 344 1954
Letter, threatening to expose, etc. with in-
tent to extort money, etc. punishment 346 1971
opening, addressed to another, penalty... 346 1972
Libel, definition and punishment...... 348 1981
Arrest, definition; by whom and how made 280
warrant of, definition and form............ 278
bench warrant..................
Arrest of judgment.....................................
Assault, in presence of court.................. 272 1397
Assembly, riotous, duty of sheriff, etc...... 273 1408
penalty on officer for not performing
duty
officers, may command assistance........ 273 1412
armed force, whose orders to obey......... 273 1413
certain officers may call out military
force........
penalty on person refusing to assist...... 273 1406
duty of governor when power of county
is not sufficient.........
273 1407
proceedings in, prosecuted by indictment 276 1429
local jurisdiction of offenses... 276 1429
limitation of criminal action.............. 278 1440
complaint and proceedings thereon to
commitment....
.......... 278 1445
warrant of arrest, definition and form... 278 1445
arrest, definition, and when made......... 280 1449
examination of defendant by magistrate 281 1474
282 1486
discharge, form of, and when.........
form of, and when defendant to be held
to answer.................
proceeding after commitment and be-
recognizance, form of.........
form of recognizance on recommitment 313 1747
Bench warrant, form of.......................... 290 1556
by whom may be issued...................... 305 1687
Bill of exceptions.....
304 1676
Bond, to keep the peace, when deemed
broken.........
prosecution of.........
evidence of breach......
no other security to keep the peace...... 272 1401
Commission, testimony taken by............. 314 1757
Commitment, form of.............
how and for what causes trial may be
removed................................................................................................. 294 1590
proceedings after, and before indictment 284
challenging grand jury............
Complaint, of threatening offense........ 271 1392
271 1392
same...........
same............
arraignment
discharge of defendant....................... 272 1394
bond to keep the peace................ 272 1395
272 1396
process, how executed..................
costs in criminal action, in certain cases 325 1867
repeal of law, no bar to indictment...... 325 1868
Deposition, of witness, how taken............ 314 1757
325 1863
District attorney, fees of........
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