MINERS-Continued.

escapement shafts shall be made,
981, $ 3.

"owner" defined, 981, § 3.
owner to ventilate mine, 982, § 4.
bore holes to be provided, 983,
$5.

signals-hoist ways, 983, § 6.
persons under 12, or females, not
to be employed, 983, § 6.
employment of such persons a
misdemeanor, 983, § 6.
competent and sober employes

to work hoistways, 983a, § 7.
how many persons may ride on
cage used for hoisting, 983a,
$7.

boilers must be examined, 983b,
$ 8.

shaft fenced, 983b, § 8.

safety valve, 983b, § 8.
signals, 983b, § 8.

places of refuge, 983b. § 8.
accidents, notice to inspector and
coroner-duty of inspector –
his powers-costs, 983, $ 9.
fines and penalties, 984, § 10.
inspector of mines to be ap-
pointed, 984, § II.

oath of office-bond-compensa-
tion, how paid, 984, § II.
inspector's duties-statistics, 985,
$ 12.

inspection of mines-owner to
furnish facilities, 985. § 13.
proceedings when there is viola-
tion of this act-costs, 985, §
13.

remedies in favor of widow for
injuries, etc., 986a. § 14.
penalty for injury to machinery,
etc., carelessness, disobedience,
etc., 986a, 15.

owner of mine to keep supply of

timber for props, 986b, § 16.
repeal, 986b, § 17.

buildings to be covered, fire proof,
986b, $18.

copper needles shall be used,
986b, § 19.

MINERS-Continued.

coal to be weighed at mines,
986c, § 20.

record of weight, subject to in-
spection, 986c, § 21.

check weighman-qualification—
duties. 986c, 22
penalties, 986d, § 23.

violation of act-penalty, 986d,
$ 24.

legislature to pass laws to pro-

tect, 10, 29.

MINES. Ch. 94, 987, SS 1-12.
making drains, roads or railroads,
987, § I.

eminent domain, 987, § 1.
public and private ways, 987. § 1.
horse and dummy railroads, 987,
SI.

trespass by mining-surveyor
appointed, 987. 2.

powers of surveyor - penalties,
988, § 3.

expenses, 988, § 4.

penalty for trespass, 988, § 5.
conveyance of mining rights, 988,
$6.

effect of conveyance, 988, § 7.
record of purchases of lead mine-
ral to be kept, 988, § 8.
book open for inspection, 988,
$ 9.

when purchaser has no place of
business, 989. § 10.

purchasing from child under
twelve forbidden, 989, § 11.
penalties, 989, § 12.
unlawfully entering, 503. § 268.
to intimidate, 477, § 160.
MINISTERS.

may celebrate marriage, 966, § 4.
free access to state institutions,
1078, $ 50.
MINOR HEIRS.

interested in enforcement of con-
tracts, notice to, 304, $5.
redemption from tax sales by,
1278, 210.

MINORITY, when it ends, 766,
SI.

as executors, 48, § 3.
recognizance

as witnesses

in

criminal cases, 520, 365.
kept separate from notorious of-
fenders, 856, § II.

sale of liquor to, forbidden, 598,
§ 6.

of deadly weapons, 540b, § 482.
of tobacco, 489, SS 207h, 207i.
consent of parent necessary to
marriage, 967, § 13.

to keep off cars, 1155, $ 65.
agent, etc., to make complaint,
1155, 66.

penalty, and how same recovered,
1156, § 67.

laws to be posted, 1156, § 68.
suit in chancery by, 184, § 5.
rights of, in partition, 1048,
1-4; 1053, 33.

conveyances for, in partition,1054,
$39.

apprenticing, 110, § I.

may be stockholders in loan as-
sociations, 344, § 76.
(See Guardian and Ward, 766.)
MISADVENTURE, homicide by,
476, § 152.
MISCARRIAGE.

punishment for causing, 440, § 3.
sale of drugs to produce, 440, S

4, 5.

advertising drugs, 440, § 6.
MISCONDUCT OF OFFICERS.
omission and malfeasance, 489,
$208-208b.

intoxication of officers, etc., 490,
$ 200.

furnishing liquor to prisoners,

490, 210.

extortion, 491, § 211.

shaving warrants, etc., 491, § 212.
illegal fees, 491, § 213.

private remedy, 491, § 214.

-Continued.

withholding funds, 492, § 215.
withholding records, etc., from
successors, 492, § 216.

search warrant may issue for rec-
ords, 492,

217.

execution of the process, 493,
$218.

defense, 493, § 219.
inspector of grain, 1180, § 138.
MISDEMEANOR.

definition of, 507, § 278.
punishment, when no penalty im-
posed, 507, 278.
limitation of prosecution for, 513.
$ 316.

sealed verdict in, 532, § 435.
in office, impeachment for, 13, $15.
MISFEASANCE in office. (See

Misconduct of Officers, 489-493.)
MISFORTUNE not criminal, 508,
$290.
MISPRISION of treason, 503, § 265.
MISTAKE corrected. (See Amend-

ments and Jeofails, 96, §§ 1-11.)
MISTAKES, when executor not
liable for, 81, 125.
MITIGATION.

of damages, plea in, in ejectment,
611, § 46.

in homicide, burden of proving,
476, $155.
MITTIMUS.

magistrate to make out, 520, § 376.
not defective for want of form,
520, 367.

bail to be indorsed upon, 520,
$368.

names of witnesses indorsed on,
520, § 369.

deliver to jailer, 520, § 370.
neglect to indorse names on, 521,
$ 371.

copy, witnesses indorsed on, 21,

$ 371.

sheriff to give copy of, 521, $ 371;

777, 4.

failure to give prisoner copy, 521,
$ 371; 777, § 4.

MORTGAGES—Continued.
notice of sales under power

-costs, 994. 14.

recitals in deed, 995, § 15.
decrees for balance-execu-
tion, 995, § 16.

foreclosure by scire facias:
proceedings, 995, § 17.
notice by publication and
mail, 996, 18.
judgment, 996, § 19.
set-off, etc., 996, $ 20.
special execution-lien, 997,
$21.

POWERS OF SALE IN MORTGAGES
AND TRUST DEEDS.

hereafter to be foreclosed by
bill in equity, 997, § 22.
OTHER PROVISIONS.

no declaration in foreclosure
by sci. fa., 1097, $ 27.
limitation of foreclosure, 943,
§ II.

no dower in lands held on, 550,
$ 6.

statutory, 309. § II.

by executors, So. § 119.

by executor. foreclosure of, 80,
$ 120, 121.

by executor, no strict foreclos-
ure, 80, 121.

by guardian, 771, SS 24-27.

by guardian, no strict foreclos-

MORTGAGES-Continued.
certificate of purchase on fore-
closure under decree, 864,
$ 16.

redemption from sale under

decree, 865, SS 18-27.
redemption by assignee of in-

solvent debtor, 805, S 10.
loans on, by non-residents and
foreign corporations, 853,
$ 8.

foreclosure of, by foreign cor-
porations, 346, § 83.

MOTHER.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATION-

Continued.

property within, to be taxed, 24,
$ 10.

tax uniform within, 24, § 10.
private property not taken for
debt, 24, 10.
indebtedness of, limited, 24, § 12.
not to subscribe to stock of rail-
road, etc., 33.

when they have control of ceme-
teries, 182, § II.

may contract with each other for
sewerage, 281, § 265.

consent of, necessary to bind ap-
prentice, 110, $ 2.

when to have custody of child,
767. $4; 793, § 16.
when dispose of custody of child
by will, 767, § 5.

to have custody of bastard child,
166, § 13.

concealing death of bastard, 449,

$ 44.

bastard, heir of, 542, § 2.
MOTIONS.

for judgment against principal to
bail bond, 161, § 21.

for new trial, or in arrest of judg-
ment, 1105. § 57.

in arrest of judgment, in criminal
case, 527, 411.

hearing, in vacation, 408, § 67.
in vacation, to quash execution,

etc., 408, 67; 1107, $ 65.
to dissolve or modify injunction
in vacation, 798, § 14; 408,
$67.

exceptions to overruling, 1106, §SS
62, 63.

correction of error of fact on,
1108, § 67.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATION.
power to levy taxes, 24, $9.
power to make assessments, 24,

$9.
taxes not to be imposed upon.
24, § 10.

how provided for, 1133, $$ 35-

37.

MUNICIPAL YEAR defined, 259,
$ 176.

MUNITIONS and military stores,
1453. 21.
MURDER.

assault with intent to commit,
443, $23.

burglary with intent to commit,
447, SS 36-39.

attempt to commit by poisoning,
443, 24.

resulting from causing abortion,
440, $3.

resulting from arson, 442, § 13.
resulting from malicious mischief
to railroads, 482, 186.
resulting from perjury, 496, S
226.

an infamous crime, 507, § 279.
not bailable, 2, § 7; 509, § 294.
when indictment may be found,
513, § 313.

(See Homicide, 473, 474.)
MUTE, prisoners standing, 530,
$425.

N.

NAMES. Ch. 96, 998, § 1-3.
proceedings in circuit court for
change of name, 998, § 1.
form of petition-affidavit, 998,
$ 2.

NAMES-Continued.

notice of application, 998, § 3.
change of, corporations. (See
Corporations, 338, 50-58.)
assuming corporate, 493. § 220;
331, 18.

changing of cities, villages and
towns, 269, 216-224.
towns, how named, 1487, § 7;
1488, § 10.

auditor to keep record of, 1488,
§ II.

of towns, by supervisors, 370,
$ 59.

corporate, of counties, 362, § 22.
corporate, of Cook county com-
missioners, 372, § 62.

of limited partnership, firm, 949,
$ 16.

maiden, resuming. 547, § 16.

of parties presumed to be right
unless denied, 897,

1099, 35, 36.

57, 58;

of defendants in attachment, 124,
$3.

of unknown defendants in chan-
cery, 184, 7.

of unknown parties in dower,
553, $ 25.

of unknown parties in partition,
1049, § 8.

unknown, of criminal, 517, $ 350.
fictitious, in ejectment, abolished,
604, § 8.

perpetuating testimony, regard
ing, 673, 39.
NAPHTHA, inspection and test
of, 1020, 1-8.

NATIONAL BANKS, how as-

sessed and taxed, 1234, 35-39.
NATURAL rights, 1, §§ 1, 2.
NAVIGATION.

erecting or raising dam for, 976,
§1; 978, § II.

obstruction of, a nuisance, 494,

221.

railroads not to obstruct, 1141,

20.

telegraph not to obstruct, 1470,
$ 2.

NAVIGATION—Continued.
toll-bridge not to obstruct, 1477,
$2; 1478, § 12.
NE EXEAT. Ch. 97, 999. SI-IL
when writ may issue, 999, $1.
in favor of co-obligors or co-

debtors, 999, § 2.

what courts may issue, 999, $3.
master in chancery may order,
999, § 4.

bill or petition - bond - suit on
bond, 1000, $5.
vacation, clerk directed to issue,
1000, $ 6.

how returnable, 1000. § 7.
form of writ, 1000, § 8.

tcmporary departure no breach,

1001, II.

power of circuit courts to issue,
407, § 63.

master may grant, when, etc., 969,
$ 6.
NEGLIGENCE.

of driver, owner liable for dam-
ages, 1307, 7; 1335, § 132.
escape through, 460, $ 89.
NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS.
Ch. 98, 1001, $ 1-17.

damages on foreign bills pro-
tested, 1001,
$ 1.

damages on domestic bills pro-
tested, 1001, § 2.

effect of notes, etc., 1002. § 3.
notes, etc., assignable by indorse-
ment, 1002, § 4.

suit by assignee, 1003, § 5.
payment after notice of assign-
ment, 1003, § 6.

liability of assignor, 1003, $ 7.
notes, etc., payable to bearer,
1004, 8.

failure of consideration, 1004,
$ 9.
fraud, 1005, § 10.