CIVIL CODE 1896. 88 5197, 5198 [U. S. Comp. St. 1901, p. 34931 233 $ 1800 49€ COMPILED STATUTES 1901. ALASKA, 945 488 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. 321 1 389 908 PENAL CODE. 543 / $ 1 .50, 65188 186, 188 389 510 667 CALIFORNIA. 612 264 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. 143, 264 $ 385 140 . 146, 149, 303 144 CITY CHARTERS. 554 502 213 LAWS. 265 554 144, 146 253 11, 364 COLORADO. 364 11 MILLS' ANNOTATED STATUTES. 305 854 278 869 ..1001 842 IDAHO. 531 301, 543 ANNOTATED POLITICAL CODE 1901. 116 .553, 645, 674, 688 63 271 100 LAWS. 694 1901, pp. 238, 247, 88 11, 31........ 63 692 686 100 KANSAS. 684 272 GENERAL STATUTES 1901. 233, 237, 267 51 436 919 LAWS. 1874, p. 143, ch. 93. Amended by Laws 65 65 305, 945 842 553, 674 MAINE. 100 272 REVISED STATUTES. . 23) MICHIGAN. COMPILED LAWS 1897. 98 792 l § 11344 LAWS. 869 869 869 1907, p. 250, ch. 216, § 4.. 190 756 756 OHIO. LAWS. 989 1890, p. 150.... 118 PENNSYLVANIA. 445 LAWS. 1849, p. 533.... 892 1868, p. 58... 407 TENNESSEE. 207 Carriage of passengers, see "Carriers." § 1. Establishment, construction, and *A street railroad company incorporated un- LAWS. 1899, p. 410, No. 255.... 1905, pp. 153, 154, No. 105. MINNESOTA. GENERAL STATUTES 1866. Ch. 34 LAWS. 1907, p. 313, ch. 232..... ΜΟΝΤΑΝΑ. CONSTITUTION. Art. 15, § 14..... CIVIL CODE. § 1001 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. § 2213(5) NEVADA. COMPILED LAWS. §§ 1287, 1294, 1298, 1338.... LAWS. 1905, p. 23, ch. 8, § 9..... 1905, p. 249, ch. 142. NEW JERSEY. GENERAL STATUTES. Page 1966, § 46...... NEW YORK. CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. § 1351 ... REVISED STATUTES. First Edition. Volume 1. Pt. 2, ch. 3, tit. 5, § 1. Amended by Laws LAWS. 1896, p. 642, ch. 572.... NORTH CAROLINA. REVISAL 1905. §§ 1066, 1082, 1099, 1106, 1113, 2567... § 2567, subsec. 9. Repealed by Laws 1907, §§ 2618, 5380. 756 *Point annotated. See syllabus. SUPPLEMENTAL PLEADING. A provision in a contract between a city and the selections made have been finally approved *A deed to public lands of the United States of forest reserve lands, but whose selection had not at the time been approved, held not to ren- tion during that year, even though transferred empt.--Clearwater Timber Co. v. Nez Perce County (C. C.) 633. persons or personal property. That a complainant was not the owner of lands at the time of an illegal levy of taxes thereon does not deprive it of the right to main- tain a suit in equity to enjoin the enforcement of such taxes by a sale of the lands after it has become the owner.--Clearwater Timber Co. v. Shoshone County, Idaho (C. C.) 612. A complainant is not debarred from main- bill did not allege it to be the owner of such lands, where no objection was taken to the establish its ownership.-Clearwater Timber Co. v. Shoshone County, Idaho (C. C.) 612. The mere fact that a complainant accepted lands, the legal and equitable title to which were both in fact in the United States, does not estop it to maintain a suit in equity to en- join the collection of taxes levied on said lands by the taxing officers of the county who had ceeding under state statutes, see “Courts," $ 2. was not taxable, and were not misled by such see "Constitutional Law," $ 1. , TELEGRAPHS AND TELEPHONES. Arbitration between railroad company and rail- due process of law, see "Constitutional Law, § 6. equal protection of law, see "Constitutional *Point annotated. See syllabus, 1. Regulation and operation. *Const. Mont. art. 15, § 14, Civ. Code, § TIMBER. TIME. 1001, and Code Civ. Proc. § 2213(5), construed, Removal of as waste, see "Waste." Regulation of telephone rates by municipal- Regulation and fixing of telephone rates held For particular acts in or incidental to judicial Filing petition for removal of cause, see "Re- Taking appeal or suing out writ of error, see For particular acts not judicial. TITLE. Color of title, see "Adverse Possession." TORTS. Const. art. 4, § 33, providing for the regula- Under Const. art. 4, § 33, and Los Angeles A state has power to regulate charges for A city held not to have surrendered its power TERMS. Of patents, see "Patents," § 3. TICKETS. Remedies for torts. TOWAGE. Collisions with tugs and vessels in tow, see *A steamer taken in tow by a tug to be moved *A tug which undertook to tow a schooner TOWNS. For transportation of passenger, see "Carriers," See "Municipal Corporations"; "Schools and School Districts," § 1. *Point annotated. See syllabus. TRADE-MARKS AND TRADE-NAMES. mark as against another who subsequently suco ceeds to the manufacture of the genuine goods so designated.-W. A. Gaines & Co. v. Kahn, (C. C.) 639. TREATIES. have always been practically put in the same class so far as judicial action is concerned, and out a waiting further legislation, which depends entirely upon its terms.-United Shoe Machinery TRIAL. See "Reference"; "Witnesses." of persons "Railroads," $ 2. *While questions of negligence are ordinarily Evidence considered, and held to establish the *Under the rule of the federal courts, a court Scott (C. C. A.) 92. TRUSTS. gages.' Under St. Wis. 1898, § 1114, a county, to the ” ment bonds, does not become a statutory trustee *Point annotated. See syllabus. |