Usury.

Receiving usury is made punishable by section 426; conformably to the existing law. It has not been thought desirable to extend the penalty to paying usury.

Vagrants.

The Code does not provide for vagrants, but leaves them to be dealt with under the system reported in the Code of Criminal Procedure.

Wagers. See Bets.

Witchcraft. See Conjuration.

OF CRIMES AGAINST THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.

SECTION 61. Bribery, menace and other corrupt practices, at elections, 62. Betting upon elections...

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SECTION 63. Unlawful offers to procure offices for electors,

64. Communicating such offers, . . . . .

65. Furnishing money for elections, except for specified purposes,.

67. Obstructing electors in attending elections,

66. Defrauding an elector in his vote,

68. Voting more than once,

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69. Procuring illegal votes,

70. Importing voters who are unqualified,..

71. Illegal voting by inhabitant of another state,.

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72. Illegal voting by inhabitant of this state,

73. Illegal voting by resident of different election district,

74. Illegal voting by unpardoned convict,

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84. Riotous conduct, or violence, which impedes elections,

85. Summary arrest therefor,. . . .

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86. Such arrest no bar to a subsequent prosecution,

87. Destroying ballots or ballot-boxes,...

88. Keeping false poll lists,

89. Misconduct of inspectors,

90. Falsely canvassing votes, or certifying result of election,.

91. Election defined,

92. Irregularities in election no defense for violations of this chapter,..

93. Rights of persons lawfully interfering in elections declared,

94. Submission of questions to the people,

95. Good faith in offering to vote, a defense for alleged illegal voting, ..

TITLE VI.

OF CRIMES BY AND AGAINST THE EXECUTIVE POWER OF THE STATE.

SECTION 96. Acting in a public office without having qualified,

97. Acts of officer de facto, not affected,

98. Giving or offering bribes,

99. Asking or receiving bribes,

105. Taking unlawful reward for services in extradition of fugitives,

106. Buying appointments to office,

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SECTION 107. Selling appointments to office,...

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108. Taking rewards for deputation,

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109. Unlawful grant or deputation void, except as to official acts done

before conviction,......

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110. Exercising functions of office, after successor has qualified,
111. Refusal to surrender books, &c., of office to successor upon demand,
112. Administrative officers,..

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TITLE VII.

OF CRIMES AGAINST THE LEGISLATIVE POWER.

SECTION 113. Preventing the meeting or organization of either branch of the

116. Intimidating a member of the legislature,

117. Compelling either house to perform or omit any official act,

118. Altering draft of bill,.

119. Altering engrossed copy,

120. Giving bribes to members of the legislature,.

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121. Receiving bribes by members of legislature,

committees,

122. Witnesses refusing to attend before the legislature or legislative

123. Refusing to testify,

124. Members of the legislature liable to forfeiture of office,..

TITLE VIII.

OF CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC JUSTICE.

CHAPTER I. Bribery and corruption,

II. Rescues,

III. Escapes and aiding therein, .

IV. Forging, stealing, mutilating and falsifying judicial and public

records and documents,

V. Perjury and subornation of perjury,

VI. Falsifying evidence,..

VII. Other offenses against public justice,.

VIII. Conspiracy,

CHAPTER I.

BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.

SECTION 125. Giving bribes to judges, jurors, referees, &c.,
126. Receiving bribes by judicial officers,
127. Receiving bribes by jurors, referees, &c.,