ADJUTANT GENERAL. Governor shall appoint, rank, salary, residence, and
office hours, 91.
AGRICULTURE. Board of, shall report annually to Legislature; revised stat-
utes amended; one thousand dollars, subject to order of President and
Secretary, 65; repealing clause, 66; section 1 of chapter 1 of revised
statutes amended, 217.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, COUNTY. May receive funds from county
treasury; original section repealed, 218.
APPROPRIATION. For payment of per diem and mileage of members, offi-
cers, &c., 18.
ATTACHMENT PROCESS. Laborers, mechanics and clerks wages exempt,
ATTORNEYS DISTRICT. Election of, and duties defined, 89; Governor shall
appoint to fill vacancy, 90.
ATTORNEY GENERAL. Election provided for, and duties prescribed, 164;
Governor shall commission, shall prosecute, shall give counsel, shall give
written opinions, 165.
ATTORNEY FOR THE STATE.
by the Governor, 64.
Appointment of, his duties, salary to be fixed
BAILIFFS. Appointment and payment of, for Supreme Court, provided for,
91; Judges may appoint, compensation, 92.
BIRTHS. See population, 71.
BONDS. Of State officers, sureties to be responsible and make affidavit, Gov-
ernor shall approve bonds, 88; limit of time, office of Treasurer to be
deemed vacant, 89.
CAPITOL BUILDING. And other State property, care of, provided for, Gov-
ernor may have public buildings insured, the policies shall be deposited
with Treasurer, Auditor shall draw warrant, &c., 87; employment of
janitor, 88.
CHILDREN. Illegitimate, support provided for, complaint to be made to any
Justice, issue warrant for arrest of accused, if guilty shall pay expen-
ses and give bond, any person may make the information, 80; the ac-
cused may be committed, the father shall be liable, modification of judg-
ment, 81.
CITIES. Counties and precincts may borrow money on, or issue bonds for in-
ternal improvements, amount how determined, shall be submitted to legal
voters, what the proposition shall state, result of vote, 92; when bonds
shall issue, special tax, bonds heretofore issued declared to be valid, 93;
previous action of Nemaha county not legalized, 94.
CITIES FIRST-CLASS. Three thousand voters, bodies corporate, power and
privileges, 29; abate nuisances, fast driving, riots, fire limits, water
works, suppress houses of illfame, burrial of dead, 30; animals running
at large, regulate shows, sale of domestic animals, ale houses, taverns &c.,
open and widen streets and alleys, 31; lighting streets, lighting railways,
mode and manner it shall be done, 32; Railroad company refuse, City Coun-
cil shall provide pay, enforce lien, additional penalty, 33; taking property,
serve notice, inquire into assessment, summon a jury, guardian for in-
fants, jury sworn, 34; court make order of payment, court direct time
and manner, give bond or deposit money, 35; may take cause to Supreme
Court, shall file petition, give bond, Council shall fix mode of assessment,
36; irregularity or defect in assessment no bar, stagnant water and de-
caying matter to be abated, 36; District Court to enforce lien, Council to
make ordinances, suppress music halls, 38; penalties, how recovered,
what penalties deemed reasonable, penalty by imprisonment, penalties
recovered by suit, 39; limitation of time, printed ordinances are evi-
dences, Trustees called City Council, Mayor elected, qualifications, term
of office, vacancy filled, duty of Mayor, 40; power, as Sheriff, to keep
peace, salary, wards, time of election, two Trustees each ward, one
elected annually, Trustees organize City Council, 41; journal of proceed-
ings, shall elect a President, appoint a City Clerk, seal for City Clerk,
power of Council, called meetings, 42; subordinate officers, term, when
elected, pay of Council, Board of Health, city police, its government,
fire companies, markets and market places, 43; regulate trade, farmers
exempt, Council has care of streets, power to regulate transportation and
hack stands, shall establish wharves, 44; appoint wharf masters, pay
and duties, Council may expel members thereof, investigation of charges
against members, vacancy, how filled, 45; Prosecuting Attorney, term of
office and duties, City Marshal's duties, deputies, to execute process, to
make arrest, fees and powers of Sheriff, moneys collected pay over to
clerks, number of police fixed by Council, reserve watch, 46; duties of
police officers, bring offenders before Police Court, arrest on view, in-
firmary established, board of directors and term of office, Council to
erect and maintain city prison, 47; provide court room &c., provide for
jurors, pay jurors, duty of keeper of city prison, Marshal guarding
prisoners, powers of Police Judge, Police Court and seal, 48; hear and
determine all violations of ordinances, petit larceny, &c., power to issue
process, &c., incident to District Court, fees and salary of Judge of Po-
lice Court, Centiorari on conviction to District Court, exceptions at time
of trial, duty of District Court in case of Centiorari, Mayor to act in case
of Police Judge in certain cases, 49; bringing cases before Police Court,
power to compel attendence of parties, rules posted up in court room,
Clerk of court and his duties, give bond, salary, power to administer oaths,
may appoint deputies, 50; appropriations require majority vote, ordin-
ances read three different days, unless the rules be suspended, no Trustee
to hold other office during or for one year after expiration of term, 51;
ordinances recorded and published in newspaper, manner of electing of-
ficers, vote recorded, manner of opening street and condemning property,
Mayor and other officers to hold till next general election, 52; tax on dogs
and other animals, shows, peddlers, auctioneers, &c., licensed,
livery stables, gas company, price, &c., vagrants, prostitutes
and drunkards punished, 53; fine exceeding fifty dollars, im-
prisonment, hard labor, labor in suitable inclosure, hospital for prisoners,
sewers and drains, Engineer to submit plans, assessment for such work,
CITIES--FIRST CLASS-CONTINUED.
54; aggrieved persons to file objections, equalization, concurrence of
Council, public parks and squares, 55; when to submit to voters, after
dedication no charge, jurisdiction of city, tax to improve streets, dama-
ges, City Clerk give notice, parties to file claims, 56; Probate Judge sum-
mon jury, time and place for jury to meet, should jury fail to find dam-
ages; the costs to be paid by claimant, City Council may levy tax, 57;
assessment must not exceed Police Court fees, witness fees, duty of Po-
lice Court clerk, keep journal, examination, Prosecuting Attorney, duties
of office, 58; salary, general election, time fixed, Council shall fix place
for holding ward elections, election and registry laws, election returns,
59; certificate to successful candidate, officers take oath and give bond,
Council assess and collect taxes, pay bonds, &c., Clerk make assessment
when, 60; County Treasurer shall collect city taxes, existing rights and
liabilities, officers hold until next election, ordinances continue in force,
duty of the Governor of the State, 61; Police Judge appointment by
Governor till general election, other offices filled by Council, 62.
CITIES-SECOND-CLASS, 142; incorporate towns having 500 legal voters, 142;
filing certificate of Mayor, declared cities of second-class, election of of-
ficers, terms, legal voters, Council meetings, casting vote, record, 143;
quorum, powers of Council, enumeration of same, 144; by-laws, for-
feiture and penalties, 148; forfeitures recovered, streets, alleys, bridges,
public grounds, sewers, appropriation of private property, damages, ap-
praised, Commissioners shall take oath, shall file report, 146; payment of
damages, appeal, if infant or of unsound mind, grading and paving, as-
sessment, payment, collected in name of city, not necessary to aver cor-
porate organization, 147; Council has powers of County Commissioners,
power to levy taxes, Clerks of election, oath and duties, oath of officers,
Mayor, duties and jurisdiction of fees, shall sign commissions, licenses,
&c., 148; validity of certificates, docket, clerk shall keep books, records,
&c., Clerk's certificates, fees, shall countersign licenses, warrants, &c.,
Assessor, duties and powers, Marshal, duties and powers, Treasurer and
his duties, 149; Civil Engineer and duties, other officers, City Council,
their powers, shall prohibit sale of liquors, holding elections, 150; styles
of ordinances, rights and immunities confirmed, manner of incorpora-
tion, wards and places of voting, 142.
CIVIL ACTIONS. Commencing, 63; by filing a precipe with Clerk, petition to
be filed on or before return day of summons, 63; Clerks of District Court,
62; Judge shall appoint amended so that County Clerks shall act, 62.
CODE OF CIVIL PROCEEDURE, 66; exempt property from sale for labor
wages, no exemption from execution for labor wages or attorney fees, 67.
CODE OF CIVIL PROCEEDURE. 85; an appeal shall not be a stay except
upon an undertaking; that portion not appealed from shall not be stayed,
CODE-CRIMINAL, 94; penalty, death or imprisonment shall be fixed by jury,
CORONERS. Coroners may summon Surgeon, 166; Surgeon's fees, 167.
COUNTY CLERKS. When regular meetings shall be held, 71.
COUNTIES. Cities and precincts may borrow on or issue bonds for internal im-
provements, amounts, how determined, submitted to legal voters, inter-
est and principal and interest, what the proposition shall state, result re-
corded, 92; when bonds shall be issued, special tax to pay principal and
interest, want of consideration cannot be pleaded, precincts shall have
same privileges as counties, bonds heretofore issued declared to be valid,
COUNSEL FOR INDIGENT PRISONERS. 163. (See prisoners.)
COURT. Time of holding terms of Supreme Court at Lincoln, 19.
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