liability of corporators, etc.-
notes, 818, § 16.
joint stock companies may ex-
tend charter, mutual may be-
come joint stock, 818, § 17.
increase of capital stock, 819.
$ 18.
companies heretofore formed
subject to this act, 819, § 19.
bodies corporate or politic, 820,
$ 20.
annual report to auditor, 820,
$21.
inquiries by auditor, 821, § 21.
replies, 821. § 21.
report concerning
notes, 821, § 21.
repeal, 821, 21.
penalty for not reporting, 821,
$21.
form of report furnished, 822,
$21.
publication of false statement
of assets prohibited, 822, §
advertisements to state truly
financial condition of com-
pany, 822, 21b.
responsibility for false state-
ments, 822, § 21b.
exception to above, 823, § 21C.
penalty for violation of this act,
823. § 21d.
duty of auditor of public ac-
counts, 823, § 21e.
INSURANCE-Continued.
commencement of business,
834f, $ 37a.
foreign companies must con-
form to section one, 834f, S
38.
election of directors by mutual
companies, 835, $39.
annual statement, 835, $ 40.
foreign companies, statement
of, 836, 42.
when company must stop issu-
ing policies, 837. $45.
investment of funds, 837. § 46.
investment in other States, 837,
$ 47.
inquiries by auditor, 837, § 48.
revoke certificate, 837. § 48.
examination by auditor, 837,
$48.
dividend by mutual companies,
838, $49.
foreign companies, agent, ser-
vice of process, 838, § 50;
1090, $2.
State treasurer to receive de-
posits, interest, 838, § 51.
valuing policies fee, 838, §
proof of loss reference
award, 843, § 75.
assessment to pay loss, 843,
$ 76.
notice of assessment, 843, § 77.
suits to recover assessment
action against company, 843,
$ 78.
annual statement, 844.79.
withdrawal from company
notice cancellation of pol-
icy, 844, 80.
annual statement to auditor,
844, 81.
proceeding to dissolve com-
pany, 844,
township companies may accept
benefits of this act, 844, $83.
TOWNSHIP
who may form, 845, § 84.
how formed, 845, § 85.
may increase to six townships,
850, $ 12.
contiguous territory, 850, § 113.
receiving other townships, 850,
ST14.
INSURANCE-Continued.
OTHER PROVISIONS.
report, printing and distribut-
ing, 1434, 29.
companies, general assembly
may tax, 22, § 1.
foreign companies to pay tax
on receipts to city, 243, § 110.
companies, frauds on, 466,
$118.
on homestead, exempted, 678,
$ 7.
contracts,
not gaming, 472,
$134.
UNDERWRITERS' FIRE PATROL.
board of underwriters may es-
tablish patrol, 1517, § 1.
powers of patrol, 1517, § 1.
annual meeting of board, 1518,
§ 2.
representation of companies,
assessment of expense of
patrol, 1518, § 2.
semi-annual statement of in-
surance companies, 1518,
$ 3.
secretary of board may demand
statement, 1519, § 4.
penalty for failure to comply,
1519. $ 4.
INSURRECTION.
expenditures to suppress, 8, § 19.
governor may call out militia to
suppress, 13, § 14.
criminal, necessary to commission
of crime, 507, § 280.
how manifested, 507, § 281.
felonious, necessary to burglary,
447, SS 36-39.
assault with intent, 443, SS 23-25.
INTEREST. Ch. 74, 851, SS 1-13.
six per cent on loan, etc., 851, § 1,
on money after due, 851, § 2.
on judgment, award, report or
verdict, 852, § 3; 862, § 7.
eight per cent may be contracted
for, 852, 4.
no greater rate shall be contracted
for, 852, § 5.
INTEREST-Continued.
penalty for contracting for more
than eight per cent, 853, § 6.
usury must be pleaded, 853, § 7.
when contracts payable out of the
state governed by the laws of
this state, 853, § 8.
construction, 854, $9.
computation of time, 854, § 10.
corporation not to plead usury,
854, S II.
repeal, 854, 12.
gas companies must pay interest
on deposits, 854, § 13.
corporations out of state subject
to usury laws, 340, § 83.
on state indebtedness, 8, § 18;
1256, § 120.
on assets in hands of executors,
etc., 78, § 113.
on drainage assessments, 567,
$ 31.
on bonds, etc., taxable, 1229, § 20.
INTERESTED WITNESS.
in civil cases, competency of, 662,
SS 1-4.
husband and wife incompetent,
664, § 5.
in criminal cases, 530, § 426.
INTERPLEADING.
in attachments in courts of record,
130, $29.
persons interpleading may ap-
peal, 133, 40.
in mechanic's lien, 929, § 12.
in partition, 1050, $ 14.
INTERPRETERS, when used, 675,
§ 47.
INTERVENING CREDITORS in
attachment against water craft,
140, SS II, 12.
INTIMIDATION.
by combination, etc., 477, § 158.
of workmen, etc., 477, § 159.
of workmen, etc., on railroad,
1162, § 95.
entering premises to intimidate,
477. § 160.
compelling confession, 477, § 161.
compelling to leave, 477, § 162.
INTIMIDATION-Continued.
mock trial, 477, § 163.
of jurors and others, 477, § 164.
by threats, 478, 165,
IN TRANSITU, property, how as-
sessed, 1228, § II.
expenditures to repel, 8, § 19.
governor may call out militia to
repel, 13, 14.
INVENTORY.
by executors and administrators,
61, § 51.
supplementary by same, 61, § 52.
when evidence, 62, § 56.
by surviving partner, 70, § 86.
by guardian, 769, § 12, 13.
by conservators, 956, 6, 7.
in distress for rent, 918, § 17.
of property of penitentiary, 1068,
$ 14.
INVOLUNTARY
474, 144.
JAILS AND JAILERS-Cont'd.
penalty for failure to receive, etc.,
U. S. prisoners-fees, etc., 856,
$ 6.
calendar to be kept, 856, § 7.
report of prisoners to court, 856,
$ 8.
sheriff may be imprisoned in jail,
coroner as jailer, 856. § 9.
when another jail may be used,
856, § 10.
separation of prisoners, 856. § 11.
when jail insufficient, 857, $12.
employment of guard, 857, § 13.
removal in case of disease, 857,
$ 14.
removal in case of fire, 857,
$ 15.
water and food for prisoners, 857,
$ 16.
prisoners, except felons, permit-
ted to have food, clothing, etc.,
857, § 17.
liquors forbidden, 857, § 18.
bedding, clothing, fuel and med-
ical aid furnished, 858, 19.
jail to be kept clean, 858, $ 20.
whitewashed, 858, § 20.
buckets furnished, 858, § 21.
personal cleanliness enforced,
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