revision of register second
meeting-corrections, etc.—
copy, 642p, § 192.
clerks to canvass precinct-how
-suspected list-refusal to
answer questions-policeman
-penalties, 6429, 193.
canvass to be compared with
register-names added to sus-
pected list-notice to sus-
pects, 642q, § 104.

third meeting of board-revis-
ion of register-notice to par-
ties-erasing and restoring
names - powers of clerks,
642r, § 195.

registers to be compared, etc.-

one to be posted, two returned
-printing, 6428, § 196.
application to erase name-no-
tice, 6425, 197.
docket of applications-hear-
ing restoring or erasing
name, 6421, § 198.

county court jurisdiction to
put name on or erase from
register, 642t, § 199.
refusal of application-appeal
-record, 642u, § 200.
supplemental list to be posted,
etc., 642u, 201.

registration after first general,
642u, 202.
INTERMEDIATE REGISTRATION.
when last general registration
used-revision, 642v, 203.
who erased from registry by
board-complaint.642w, $204.
registers how compared,
signed, certified and
pared-copy, 642x, $ 205.
duty of clerks as canvassers-
notice may demand police-
man, 642x, § 206.

com-

one ballot of each kind attached

to returns, etc., 642ii, § 235.
poll books to be placed in bal-
lot box, etc., 642ii, 236.
judges to deliver ballot box,

etc., to commissioners, 642ii,
$237.

commissioners to receive, note
condition and open ballot
box, 642jj, 238.

GENERAL CANVASS.

canvassing board to open re-
turns - abstract of votes
how made, 642jj, § 239.
canvassers to declare result-

certificate force of, 642kk,
$240.

certificate of election, 642kk, S

ELECTIONS—Continued.

at election in city, village or
town-penalty, 642mm, § 247.
poll clerk-false list-penalty,
642nn, $248.

judge willfully refusing vote,
etc., 642nn, $249.
false canvass-penalty, 642nn,
$ 250.

permitting false ballots, etc.-
penalty, 642nn, § 251.
election officers-misconduct-
fraud-penalty, 642 00, § 252.
officer stealing paper, vote, etc.
-penalty, 642 00, 253.
one not an officer penalty,
642 00, $254.

-

false swearing, 642pp, $ 255.
advising person to swear falsely,
642pp, § 256.

changing ballot, etc., 642pp, S

257.

felon no right to vote-pardon,
642pp, § 258.

disobeying command of judge,
642pp, 259.

breach of the peace, 642qq, §

260.

interfering with judge, 64299,
$261.

destroying or concealing ballot,
etc., 642rr, § 262.

willfully admitting one to regis-
tration, etc., 642rr, 263.
absence of judges, 642rr, § 264.
keeping ballots behind box,
etc. electioneering, 642rr,
$265.

use of spirituous liquors, etc.,
642ss, § 266.

irregularities in election no de-
fense, 642ss, $268.

crime as to question submitted,
642ss, § 168.

misdemeanors-fine-when dis-

charged, 642ss, § 269.
forfeiture

-

how

642ss, § 270.

recovered,

commissioner to aid prosecu-

tion, 642ss, § 271.

ELECTIONS—Continued.
COMPENSATION.

commissioners and clerk's fees
-how paid, 642tt, § 272.
judges and clerks of election,
642tt, 273

number of days to be credited

judges and clerk, 642tt, 274.
when city pay judges and clerks,

642uu,275.

when county pay judges and
clerks, 642uu, § 276.
commissioners to audit claims,
642uu, 277.
MISCELLANEOUS.

act adopted by village or town,
642uu, 278.

ex-officio commissioner of vil-
lage, 642uu, 279.

returns of judges, etc., of vil-
lage or town, 642uu, § 280.
returns of village or town, elec-
tion, 642uu, 281.

oaths who may administer,
642uu,282.

REGULATING PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
when primary election held un-

der the act, 642vv, § 283.
desire must be expressed by
resolution, 642vv, § 284.
what resolution must declare,
642vv, § 285.

notice of election

-

what to

642aaa,300.

counted,

etc.,

clerk's duty as to votes, 642aaa,
$301.

certificate of judges, 642aaa, S
302.

destruction of ballots and de-
livery of lists, 642aaa, 303.
certificates ef election, 642aaa,
$304.

penalty for violating act, 642aaa,
$305.

PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

who may vote at, 642bbb, §
306.

violating act-penalty, 642bbb,
$307.
CONGRESSIONAL APPORTIONMENT.
districts, 642bbb, 308.

one representative from each
district, 643, 309.

SENATORIAL AND REPRESENTATIVE
APPORTIONMENT.

districts-one senator and three
representatives from each,
311.

643,

TOWN AND SCHOOL OFFICERS.
where town, school township or
district lies wholly or partly
within a city, etc., 646, § 314.
election, how conducted, 646a,
$315.

refusal of officer to do duty —
obstructing election, 646a,
316.

CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS, 4,
$3.

presidential electors-eligibility,
4. § 3.

elections, free and equal, 3, §

18.

ELECTIONS—Continued.
qualifications of electors, 21, S

I.

all votes by ballot, 31, § 2.
electors free from military duty,
21, 3.

electors free from arrest, 21, § 3.
infamous criminal excluded

from right to vote, 22, § 7.
residence of elector, 21, SS I,
4. 5.

township to be uniform, 25, § 5.
of members of general assem-
bly. 4. § 2.

to fill vacancy in, 4. § 2.
election of governor, II, § 3.
of lieutenant-governor, 11, § 3.
secretary of state, 11,
auditor of public accounts, II,
$3.

3.

attorney general, 11, § 3.
superintendent of public in-
struction, II, § 3; 1354, § 1.
state treasurer, 11. § 3.

contest for state officers, II, § 4.
returns for state officers, II, § 4.
of judges of supreme court, 16,
§ 6.

of judges of circuit courts, 17,
13.

eligibility to, 18, § 17.

of judge of county courts, 18,
$18.

of clerk of county court, 18, §

18.

of clerks of appellate courts,
400, $ 20.

of justices of the peace, 19, §

21.

of constables, 19, § 21.

of police magistrates, 19, § 21.
of county commissioners, 26, §
6.

of commissioners of Cook
County, 26, § 7.

of county officers, 26, § 8.
for uniting counties, 373, § 67
OTHER PROVISIONS.

of judge of city courts, 429, S
244; 432, 261.

ELECTIONS-Continued.

clerk of city courts. 429, § 246,
432, § 261.

of

justices of the peace, 883, § 1.
constables, 883, § 1.
county superintendent
schools, 1356, § II.
school officers. (See Schools,
1351.)

city, village or town. (See
Cities, Villages and Towns,
285.)

police magistrate, 272, § 231.
districts, for election of judges

of supreme court, 396, § 2.
general law applies to township
elections, 1500, $68.

town. (See Township Organi-
zation, 1484.)

elective franchise, 21, art. 7,
626, § 65.

ELECTORS, qualifications of, 626,
$ 65.

ELECTORS, PRESIDENTIAL.
eligibility to office of, 4, § 3.
election of, 617, § 1.
canvass of votes, 617, § 2.
result published, 618, § 3.
meeting of electors, 618, § 4.
vacancy, how filled, 618, § 5.
ELEVATED RAILROADS.
use of streets in cities, 287j.§ 321.
ELEVATED WAYS AND CON-
VEYORS, 347, SS 84-88.
ELIGIBILITY to hold office, 12,
$5.

EMBEZZLEMENT.

embezzlement is larceny, 457, §

74.

by officers of corporation, etc.,
457, § 75.

by banker, bank officer or agent,
457. $76.

banker, etc., receiving deposits
when insolvent, 444, § 25a.
of railroad ticket, 457, § 77.
by commission merchants and
others, 457, § 78.

by attorneys and other officers,
458, $79.

jury-when hearing is in vaca-
tion, 648, 6.

impaneling jury, 648, § 7.
oath of jury, 648, § 8.
view of premises- verdict, 649,
$9.

judgment-payment, 649, § 10.
cross-petition, 649, § 11.
appeal, 650, 12.

right to use land on giving bond
in case of appeal, 650, § 13.
payment to whom may be made,
650, $ 14.

judgment to be entered of record,
650, $ 15.
repeal, 650,

16.

lands of state institutions not to
be taken, 650, § 17.
exercise by railroads, 30, $ 14.
trial by jury in, 30, $ 14.
exercise of, by canal commis-
sioners, 174, $ 9.
exercise of, by canal companies,
178, § 3.

exercise of, by cities, etc., 232, §
62, item 89; 245, SS 116-132.
in drainage cases, 563, SS 16, 17;
582, 81-84; 595, § 131.