STATIONERY.

For state, furnished by contract, 65, § 25.
Contracting for, see "State Contracts," 993,
$1-62.

Secretary of state has charge of, 987, § 5.
Allowance to members of legislature for, 64,
$21.

To state board of equalization for, 877,
$116.

For commissioners of public charities, 207,
$12.

For R. R. and W. commissioners, 829, § 132.
Of clerks of supreme court, 263, § 18.

Of clerks of circuit, superior and county
courts, 263, § 19.

For city courts, 345, § 194.

STATISTICS, in regard to paupers, 758, § 29-

Acts repealed, 1012, § 5.
Rights saved, 1046, § 6.
PUBLICATION OF REVISED STATUTES.

Contents and title of volume, 1046, § 7.
Annotations-additional laws, 1046, § 8.
H. B. Hurd, editor-compensation, 1046,
$9.

Number published-time, 1046, § 10.
Printing-cost of volumes, 1047, § 11.
Binding, 1047, § 12.

Advertising for bids, 1047, § 13.
Distribution, 1047, § 14.
Sale, 1047, § 15.

Editor may use enrolled laws, etc., 1048,
§ 16.

Publication of session laws, etc., 1048, § 17.
How made evidence, 490, § 10, 11.

Construction of revenue law, 906, § 292.
STEALING, see "Larceny," 377, § 167-176.
STOCK.

Penalty against drovers for driving off, 441,
§ 1.

Killing by railroad, 809, § 44; 386, § 191.
See "Animals."

STOCK of corporations.

Levy and sale on execution, 628, § 52-57.
Increasing and decreasing, 294, § 50-58.
Taxing, see "Revenue."

See "Corporations."

STOLEN PROPERTY.

Receiving and restoring, 388, § 239-243.
Search warrant may issue for, 404, § 372.
Disposition of, on search warrant, 405, § 378.
STONING railroad train, 810, § 52.
STORAGE of grain, rates of, 824, § 109.
STREAM, obstructing or polluting, 385, § 221;
381, § 199.

STREETS, vacation of, 1092, § 1, 2.
Powers of cities, etc., over, 218, § 62.

Consent to locate horse railroad upon, 571,
$ 3, 4; 223, § 62, item 90

Consent to locate railroad upon, 803, § 20;
223, § 62, item 90.

Consent to erect telegraph upon, 1052, § 4.
Consent so locate toll-road upon, 1061, § 4.

STRIKES, punishment for inciting, 376, § 158-

160.

Unlawfully entering mine, etc., 392, § 268.
SUB CONTRACTOR.

Lien in favor, for building, etc., 668, § 29.
Lien in favor, against railroad, 671, § 52.
SUBDIVIDING.

Lands, lots, etc., 771, § 1-13.

Lands for taxation, 868, § 62, 63.
SUBORNATION of perjury, 387, § 225-228.
SUBPENAS.

Clerk to issue to any county, when required,
776, § 14.

Returnable, 777, § 16.

By justice-form, 645, § 53.

May be served by any person, 645, § 53.
Four witnesses in each, 646, § 54.

In criminal cases, 410, § 427.

By auditors, 101, § 9.

For witnesses before arbitrators, 149, § 4.
For witness in taking depositions, 494, § 36.
By fence viewers, 539, § 18.

By general assembly, 555, § 6.
SUCCESSOR.

Of officer or trustee, suit continued by, 98, §19.
Mandamus continued against, 692, § 8.
Withholding records, etc., from, 384, § 216-

219.

Of justice, papers, etc., to be delivered to,
653, § 107, 108.

To complete business, 653, § 107, 108.
County clerk to determine, 653, § 111.
Of master in chancery to finish business, 698,
§ 8.

Delivery to, by sheriff; 991, § 24.

Of sheriff, etc., to execute deed, 625, § 30.
Of town officers, delivery to, 1078, § 95.
SUFFRAGE, constitutional provision, 73, § 1-7.
See "Elections."

SUGGESTION of damages in ejectment, 448,
$ 43.

SUIT ON BOND.

General provisions, 777, § 21.
Bonds of officers, 730, § 13.
Bond of auditor, 175, § 5.
Of state treasurer, 1009, § 6.
Of sheriff, 989, § 6.

Of justices and constables, 654, § 113-121.
Of executor or administrator, 109, § 25.
Of guardian, 559, § 11.

Of conservator, 686, § 4.

Of contractor, 670, § 44.

Of bidder or contractor under state contract
act, 995, § 10.

Of defendant in bastardy, 184, § 11.
In attachment, 155, § 18.

Bail bond in civil cases, 181, § 19-24.
On replevin bond, 853, § 25, 26.
SUITS.

Not dismissed after set-off pleaded, 778, § 31.
Tried in county where instituted, 332, § 42.
In favor of state, auditor to institute, 176, § 15.
By or against counties, 309, § 31, 33.
By or against towns, 1071, § 40; 1073, § 45-50.
Between executors or administrators, 125,
§ 118.

By non-resident guardian, 563, § 44.

By non-resident conservator, etc., 689. § 41.
By R. R. and W. commissioners, 819, § 92;
831, § 139.

Against railroads take precedence, 819, § 94.
Against tax collectors, 900, § 259-263.

SUMMONS.

First process to be, 774, § 1.
Service and return of, 775, § 4.
Alias summons issued, 776, § 9.

Against new defendant, 778, § 25; 97, § 5.

In equity, 199, § 8-11.

For new party on cross-bill, 202, § 34.
From justice's court, 640, § 17-21.

Against bail, 642, § 27.

When capias to stand as, 180, § 10.
In suits for dower, 426, § 26-29.
Ejectment commenced by, 444, § 9.

On suggestion of damages in ejectment, 448,
§ 45.

In forcible entry and detainer, 536, § 5-9.

In garnishment, 550, § 1.

In appeal from justice's court, 647, § 65; 648,
$ 70.

In distress for rent, 659, § 18.

In case of lunatics, etc., 685, § 2.

To show cause why conservator not removed,
688, § 33.

To show cause against removal of guardian,
562, § 38.

In mandamus cases, 691, § 1.

To show cause on examination of bonds,
729, § 7.

In quo warranto, 787, § 2.

In eminent domain, 476, § 3, 4.

In proceedings for local improvements, 232,
§ 121.

In suit for collection of special assessment,
239, § 166.

In actions for violation of ordinances, 224,
§ 68.

In petition by executor, etc., to sell real es
tate, 122, § 101.

When claim presented after adjustment, 115,
§ 61, 62.

In appeal from county board, 309, § 36.
Against relatives of paupers, 755, § 5.
For grand jury, 631, § 9.

For petit jury, 632, § 10, 11.
Jury in justice's court, 644, § 45.
SUNDAY.

Tippling house on, 391, § 259.
Definition, 391, § 260.

Disturbing peace of society on, 391, § 261.

Disturbing peace of family on, 392, § 262.
Observance in penitentiary, 766, § 31.

Attachment on, 154, § 12.

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN.

STRUCTION-Continued.

Governor to examine bonds of, 728, § 2.
How furnished fuel, stationery, etc., 987, § 5.
Reports, printing, etc., of, 999, § 29.
Commissioner of state library, 1005, § 1.
SUPERIOR COURT of Cook county, see
"Courts," 329, § 18-53.
SUPERSEDEAS.

Supreme court may issue, 328, § 8.
From supreme court, 784, § 78

Granted to state institutions without bond,

783, § 72.

To justice's court, 647, § 66.

In criminal cases, 415, § 458, 461.
SUPERVISORS.

Election and term of office of, 1075, § 61.
Oath of, 1078, § 85, 91.

To give bond, 1079, § 101.

Pay of, for town business, 516, 36; 1082,
$ 130.

Pay of, while acting as members of board,
517, § 39.

To post election notices, 458, § 47.
Duties as overseers of poor, see "Paupers."
Duties in revising assessment, 871, § 86.
Duties under park act, 742, § 25, 26.

To approve and file town collector's bond,
879, § 133, 134.

Powers on appeal in road cases, 928, § 99-104.
Of Cook county, 1080, § 111.

Powers and duties of, see "Township Organi
zation," 1065, § 1-131.

SUPERVISORS, board of, see "Counties."
SUPERVISORS of roads.
Appointment, 939, § 156.
Duties of, 940, § 159.

SUPPLEMENTAL answer in chancery, 201,
$ 24.

SUPPLIES for penitentiary, contracting for,
765, § 28.
SUPPORT.

Of family, how borne, 577, § 15.

Of bastard child, 184, § 10.

Of wife and children in case of divorce, 421,

SURETIES-Continued.

Discharge of, 180, § 15; 181, § 22-24.

In criminal case, may surrender principal,
397, § 304.

May arrest principal, 397, § 305.

May require sheriff to arrest principal, 397,
$306.

Exoneration of, 398, § 312.

SURVEYORS AND SURVEYS-Continued.
May be appointed to survey mines, 709, § 2.
His powers and duties, 709, § 3.
Testimony taken by, evidence, 496, § 48.
Certificate of surveyor to plat, 771, § 2.
Subdivision of property for taxation, 868,
$ 62.

See "Plats." 771, § 1-13.

On official bonds, release of. 729, § 10.

When principal's effects delivered to, 729,
$ 12.

Discharge of, on collector's bonds, 882, § 149.
Of collectors, proceedings against, 900, § 259-

263.

Of debtor held to bail, 180, § 11-18.
By bail before justice, 641, § 26.
Refusal to surrender property, ground for ca.

sa., 60, § 12; 629, § 62; 649, § 84.

Of insolvent debtor, 584, § 2.

Of estate of insolvent debtor, 585, § 8.
Debtor may traverse refusal to, 584, § 5.

Of principal by sureties, in criminal cases,
397, § 304-308.

Of principal bound to keep peace, 400, § 336.
Of prisoner by sureties, on judgment affirmed,
415, § 466.

Of defendant in ne ereat, 717, § 9.
SURVEYORS AND SURVEYS.

1050, 1-10.

Oath of county surveyor, 1050, § 1.
Deputies, 1050, § 2.

Ch. 133,

Chainmen and other assistants, 1050, § 3.
Surveyor to make surveys within his county,
10 0, § 4.

County to procure field notes, 1050, § 5.
Deposit of same, 1050, § 5.

Surveys in accordance therewith, 1050, § 5.
Corners established, 1050, § 6.

Copy of field notes and plat furnished, 1050,
$ 6.

Surveyor's record-certified copies evidence,

1051, § 7.

Act of 1853, 582, § 1, 2.

SURVIVORSHIP, as between joint tenants,
abolished, 620, § 1.

SWAMP LANDS.
Grants, 93.

List of, to be reported to auditor, 903, § 275.
When become taxable, 868, § 61.

Unsold, exempt from taxation, 857, § 2.

See note, 1051.

SWINDLING.

By cards, etc., 366, § 100.

Idiot, lunatic, etc., 687, § 16.

SWITCH of railroad, misplacing, 379, § 186.

T

TASKS and over-work in penitentiary, 766,
§ 29.

TAX.

Water tax in cities, etc., 250, § 230; 241, § 171.
For water works by cities, etc., 250, § 228.
City and village water and sewerage, 253,
$246-248.

To pay railroad aid bonds, etc., 790, § 4.
Surplus over assessment of 1868, applied,
791, § 11.

To pay interest and principal of park bonds,
783, § 2.

Park tax, 743, § 27.

On foreign insurance companies, 603, § 30.
On dogs, 144, § 26–32.

Homestead subject to, 497, § 3.

Seven years payment of, title, 674, § 6, 7.
See "Revenue." 857, § 1-314.
TAX CERTIFICATE, 892, § 207.
TAX DEEDS.

Notice must be given, 893, § 216.
Affidavit-evidence-perjury, 894, § 217.
Printers' fee, 894, § 218.

When entitled to deed, 894, § 219.

TAX DEEDS—Continued.

Deed may include several tracts-fee, 894,
§ 220.

Form of deed, 894, § 221.

Evidence recorded, 895, § 222.

Applies to former sales, 895, § 223.
Effect of deed as evidence, 895, § 224.

When deed must be taken out, 895, § 225.
For city tax, 258, § 268.

Effect of, under burnt record act, 844, § 23.
TEAM.

Frightening by railroad, 809, § 44; 380, § 191.
Required for road labor, 918, § 31.

Supervisor of highways may hire, 944, § 173.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. Ch. 134, 1052,
§ 1-10.

Act applies to all telegraph companies, 1052,
$ 1.

Eminent domain, 1052, § 2.

How compensation made, 1052, § 3.

Consent necessary to erect poles, etc., on roads,
streets, etc.- record — alterations, 1052,
$4.

Penalty for injuring telegraphs, 1053, § 5.
Refusal to receive or transmit dispatches,

TERMS of Court-Continued.

Of criminal court of Cook county, 334, § 53.
Of county courts, 340, § 70, 72-174.
Of city courts, 346, § 200.

TEST of coal oils and fluids, 731, § 1-8.
TESTIMONY.

Continuance to take, 780, § 43; 646, § 59.
In injunction, 580, § 17-20.

Witness before referee to subscribe, 847, § 4.
Upon inquest, reduced to writing, 283, § 18.
Perpetuation of, 494, § 39-46.

See "Evidence and Depositions."
TEXAS or Cherokee Cattle, 141, § 12-23.

Liability and rights of railroads, 811, § 61.
THEATRES, doors to open outwards, 786, § 1.
THISTLES and noxious weeds destroyed, 914,
§ 10.

Towns may destroy, etc., 1072, § 40, item 5.
See "Canada Thistles," ch. 18.

THREATS.

Forgery of, 367, § 105.

Of railroad, embezzlement of, 363, § 77.
Lottery, sale of, 379, § 181, 182.

Advertising for sale, 379, § 183.

TIMBER. Ch. 136, 1056, § 1-9.

County board may offer premiums for raising,
1056, § 1.

Proof of raising, 1056, § 2.
Certificate of raising, 1056, § 3.
How premium offered, 1056, § 4.
TRESPASS IN CUTTING.

Fine for cutting without permission, 1056,
§ 5.

How fine recovered-title in dispute-re-
cognizance, 1057, § 6.

Proceedings on recognizance, 1057, § 7
School and church lands, 1057, § 8.
How penalty recovered, 1057, § 9.
Cutting, 392, § 269.

Auditor to protect on land bid in for state,
901, § 266.

Town may induce planting by road-side,
1071, § 40.

TIME.

Computation of, 615, § 10; 1011, § 1.

On notes, bills, etc., 720, § 16.

In giving notices, 723, § 6.

To plead, in chancery extended, 202, § 37.
In quo warranto, 788, § 5.

Of filing transcript in supreme court, 783,
$73.

Of receiving execution, sheriff' to note, 622,
$ 9.

Constable to note, 650, § 88.

Of filing deeds, etc., for record, noted, 834,

§ 11.

Of stoppage of cars at stations, 811, § 25.
TIPPLING HOUSE.

Keeping open on Sunday, 391, § 259.
See "Dram Shops."

TITLE.

After acquired, to enure, 273, § 7.
Passed by deeds under decree, 203, § 46.
Bills to quiet, 204, § 50.

Settling controverted, investing, etc., in par-
tition, 753, § 39.

Establishing under burnt record act, 841,
$ 15-21.

Abstracts of, as evidence, 845, § 28, 29.
Patent best evidence of, 491, § 21.

Proving, to I. C. R. R. lands, 496, § 49, 50.
From common source in ejectment, 445, § 25.
Of property granted to state charities, 205, § 1.
In trespass for cutting timber, 1057, § 6.
To lands condemned for parks, etc., 742, $20.
See "Limitations.”

TOLL, for grinding grain, 702, § 6, 7.
TOLL BRIDGES. Ch. 137, 1059, § 1-15.
Consent of county board necessary, 1059, § 1.
Petition for establishment, 1059, § 2.
Bridge between two counties, 1059, § 3.
Notice of application, 1059, § 4.
Adjoining owners preferred, 1059, § 5.
Bonds, 1059, § 6.

County board to fix tolls, 1060, § 7.

List of tolls posted-penalty for neglect, 1060,
$8.

Penalty for over charge, 1060, § 9.

Side railing, 1060, § 10.

Fast driving-penalty, 1060, § 11.
Channel kept free, 1060, § 12.

Injuring or running toll gate, 1060, § 13.
Eminent domain, 1060, § 14.

County may take toll bridge for public use,
1060, § 15.

General assembly may tax, 74, § 1.
Assessment of property of, 860, § 15.
In cities, etc., 222, § 62, item 87; 244, § 194.
TOLL ROADS. Ch. 138, 1061, § 1-26.
Consent of county board necessary, 1061, § 1.
Petition, 1061, § 2.

Notice of application, 1061, § 3.

Location-when consent required, 1061, § 4.
Plat to be made and recorded, 1061, § 5.
Road-bed-width, 1062, § 6.

When gates erected and toll charged, 1062, § 7.
Maximum rates of toll, 1062, § 8.
County board may regulate tolls, 1062, § 9.
List of rates posted-penalty, 1062, § 10.
Illegal charges-penalty, 1062, § 11.
No toll-gate in city, etc., 1062, § 12.

Refusing to pay toll, etc.-penalty, 1062, § 13.
Injuring road, etc., 1063, § 14.
Inspectors of toll roads, 1063, § 15.
Oath of inspectors, 1063, § 16.
Duty of inspectors, 1063, § 17.

Deposit by complainant-refunding, 1063,
$ 18.

Refusal, etc., to make repairs, 1063, § 19.
Pay of inspectors, 1063, § 20.

Penalty for taking toll when gates are thrown

open, 1064, § 21.

Eminent domain, 1064, § 22.

Compensation for property taken or damaged,

1064, § 23.

County may take toll-road for public use,
1064, § 24.

Restriction, 1064, § 25.

Extension of toll roads, 1064, § 26.

Plat of road to be recorded, 772, § 9.
Assessment of property of, 860, § 15.

TOOLS.

Furnishing to prisoner, 365, § 92.
Exemption of, 498, § 13.

Burglar's, having in possession, 358, § 39.
For counterfeiting, possession of, 368, § 113.
Search for, 404, § 373.

Disposal of, 368, § 113; 405, § 378.

TORTS.

Execution against body for, 622, § 5; 649, § 83.
Bail in actions before justices, 640, § 22.
Husband not liable for wife's torts, 576, § 4.
TOWN HALLS, doors to open outwards, 786,
$1.
TOWNS.

INCORPORATED.

Annexing and excluding territory, 244,
§ 195-205.

Change of name of, 246, § 206-214.
Jurisdiction over Ohio river, 248, § 215.

To enforce ordinances on boats, 248,
§ 216.

Not to license houses of ill-fame, 248, § 217.
Leasing landings and levees, 249, § 219,
220.

Water works in, 250, § 227-238.

Rebate and reduction of taxes, 252, § 243-
245.

Power to establish libraries, 663, § 10, 11.
Officers of, to keep the peace, 400, § 340.
Bribery of officers of, 356, § 31, 32.
Embezzlement by officers of, 363, § 80, 81.
County board not to license dram shops in,
438, § 3.

Consent of, to locate canal, 194, § 4.

To locate H. and D. railroad, 571, § 3.
To locate railroad, 803, § 20.

To erect telegraph poles, etc., 1052, § 4.
To locate toll road, 1061, § 4.
Laying out and platting, 771, § 1–14.
Vacation of streets in, 1092, § 1, 2.

Property exempt from taxation, 857, § 2.
TOWNSHIP. See "Township Organization."
TOWNSHIP INSURANCE companies, 609,
§ 65-83.

TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION. Ch. 139, 1065,
§ 1-131.

HOW ADOPTED.

At general election, 1066, § 1.
Petition, 1066, § 2.

Returns, 1066, § 3.

When township government to commence,
1066, § 4.

Majority vote defined, 1066, § 4.

Commissioners appointed, 1067, § 5.

Division of county into towns, 1067, § 6.

Naming of towns, 1067, § 7.

Report of commissioners, 1067, § 8.

Abstract of report sent to auditor, record,
1067, § 9.

Where names are alike, 1067, § 10.
Auditor's record of names, etc., 1067, § 11.
First town election, 1067, § 12.

Notices of first town election, 1067, § 13.
Conducting election, 1068, § 14.
Justices and constables, 1068, § 15.
Commissioners of highways, 1068, § 16.
Refusal to organize, second election, 1068,
$17.

Continued refusal to organize, 1068, § 18.
Failure to qualify, 1068, § 19.

Part of county not organized, 1068, § 20.