been appropriated. Warrant-what it shall state, and not to be issued unless money to pay the same has 155 To keep separate account of taxes collected, balances due, and report to the General 155 Shall keep separate account with General Government, other States, with officers of 155 Shall audit all demands, accounts, and public debts . 156 Shall report delinquent public debtors to Attorney General . 156 Warrants to be numbered from 1st of January to 31st December. 156 156 Auditor and sureties liable for acts of Assistant and clerks. Accounts to show amount received from and expended in each county 156 Shall enter receipts of Treasurer for money paid into the Treasury Shall furnish information to Governor, and books, etc., subject to his inspection 157 Shall examine and settle accounts of Public Printer and Binder. 158 Shall make monthly settlements and file with Secretary of State No part of ordinary revenue shall be applied to Sinking or Common School Fund . Sinking Fund and Common School Fund-shall keep accounts of all money paid Shall append to his biennial report list of acts under which warrants drawn 159 159 159 Limitation as to refunding taxes 159 May remit part of damages on delinquent tax-payers Auditor to settle with sheriff, etc., for delivery of convicts Allowed postage on official business Duties of in relation to Common School Fund 160 160 160 196 Penalty for forging Auditor's warrant Duty of Auditor to appoint escheat agents 205 330 Duty of Auditor as to escheated estates To refund taxes paid on U. S. Bonds AUTHENTICATION— See Evidence. 405 405, 406, 407, 408, 410 752 BALLOT-BOXES AND BALLOTS- See Elections 398 BANKS- Auditor shall keep accounts with banks and other moneyed institutions required to 159 Penalty for forging bank-bill, note, check, draft, or certificate of deposit 332 Having same in possession with intent to circulate it 333 Counterfeiting U. S. Treasury legal tender notes, fractional or postal currency 333 Shall transmit monthly to Governor copies of rates. 564 Not authorized to charge, including exchange and discount, more than ten per cent. 565 If accused fail to appear or satisfy judgment, bond forfeited 161 If judgment is against accused, order to be made for maintenance of child 162 162 163 Trial may proceed in absence of accused 162 Who may testify. 162 If verdict be against accused and he fails to give bond, he shall be committed to If verdict is for defendant, he shall be discharged, unless motion is made for new That the child was delivered in another State, no cause for dismissing warrant if 162 162 163 If accused guilty, shall pay costs. County attorney to be allowed fee and taxed as part of the costs 163 Deaf and dumb, or one unable to speak the English language, may take out bas- Destroying bastard child, or concealing its birth Bastards may inherit from mother and from one another. Child born out of wedlock may, if parents marry, inherit and transmit an inher- If offender be a woman, she forfeits her claim to dower in first husband's estate. BILLS OF EXCHANGE-Continued. Bills, drafts, or checks payable in currency or bank notes, negotiable. Robbery or larceny of BLIND ASYLUM- See Lunatic Asylum 648 BRANDS- See Trade-Mark 351 Altering or defacing brand on any horse, cattle, sheep, hog, goat, or other property, 344 344 Penalty for using false inspection brands . 358 Action in favor of widow and minor children of a person killed by unlawful use of 142 BRIBERY- Member of General Assembly, executive or ministerial officer taking or agreeing to 354 Bribing juror 354 Bribery in elections 394 Person convicted of bribery forfeits right of suffrage and right to hold office 752 Auditor authorized to refund taxes paid on U. S. bonds Bonds issued by counties, towns, cities, or districts in aid of railroads or other cor- Counties bordering on Ohio and Mississippi rivers An act to fix and determine the boundary line between the States of Indiana and 176 176 . . 176 Mischievous bulls running at large may be taken up and altered 713 Penalty for standing bull without license 178 Contracts for service of without license void. 716 716 Any stack, rick, shock of hay, fodder, flax, hemp, etc. . Powder-house, tobacco-house, warehouse, storehouse, stable, barn, or any house 327 327 Burning dwelling-house or any charitable institution BURNING-Continued. Lumber, plank, rails, posts, hoop-poles, staves, shingles, boards, cord-wood, timber, PAGE. 327 Penalty where death ensues 328 Penalty for attempting to burn. 328 Burning woods, fence, grass, straw, etc. 328 Leased buildings destroyed by fire, etc. 358 589 BURGLARY. Burglary or robbery, how punished. Breaking dwelling-house and stealing therefrom 324 Breaking railroad depot, car factory, car or station-house, or stealing therefrom. 325 325 324. Penalty for being drunk or asleep on Capitol square, etc. Injury to or playing on Capitol grounds. Franklin circuit and police court has jurisdiction. CATTLE, HORSES, AND DOGS, ETC.— 744 744 418 701, 702, 703 Owner may within three years prove property and recover its value . 177 178 178 Justice of the peace to order them to be impounded. Penalty for concealing such dog. Mad or sheep-killing dog may be killed by order of justice If owner refuse, justice may order them to be killed and burned Person injured by such dog may have civil action. Fees of constable for executing order of justice of the peace. 178 the owner of the dog. . Lawful to kill dog roaming at large, or worrying any cattle outside the inclosures of 179 Altering or defacing brands on stock or other property Punishment for stealing horse, mule, jack, jennet, or hog 179 334 Driving sheep not marked or branded 345 Furnishing false pedigree of stock Punishment for cruelty to animals. Throwing dead animal in water-course, etc. Texas cattle not to be imported at certain times Affected with glanders to be killed and burned or buried Stock affected with glanders not to run at large Injury to stock, how punished. Killing stock by poisoning a felony. Trespasses by cattle. Non-residents introducing cattle into this State to run at large. Injuries to stock by railroads Causes of action which survive. Right of contribution survives. CAVEAT- 551, 552, 553, 554, 631 179 254 See Civil Code, section 522. |