FRAUDULENT DESTRUCTION. (See INSURANCE.) FRAUDULENT INSOLVENCY. fraudulent conveyance, misdemeanor.... SECTION. 575, 578 id., removal of property with intent to defraud cred- itor, etc...... id., keeping of property so removed, etc. concealing effects of insolvent debtor.............. 586 587 588 589 ..... fraud by person making assignment.. 589 on Sabbath day.. 265, 275 keeping of apparatus for, in certain places, misdemean- or.. .......... 336, 337 articles for, declared public nuisance 338 winning by fraudulent means... 339 exacting payment of money won. 340 winning or losing more than twenty five dollars, punished 341 id.. magistrate may destroy or deliver to district attorney 316 on vessel, duty of commander, owner, etc., to suppress, 350 350 351 id., owner or lessee of property.. .......................... 351 351 .................... 351 racing horses and other animals for bets, etc., is public nuisance... 352 id., parties concerned in, guilty of misdemeanor. 352 352 betting, stake holding, etc., on prize fights..... 460 GARDEN. entering with intent to take fruit, etc......... 640 GAS. using illuminating without passing through meter, with throwing into streams, etc. misdemeanor GENDER-(See MASCULINE GENDER.) taking property under claim of title in, not larceny... 548 and securities, creating false rumors affecting, how GOVERNORS. ......... 435 of states, publication of false message or proclamation 674 may relieve prisoner of judgment of habitual criminality, 692 692 2254 liability of manufacturers of. .............. 201 unlawful keeping of, misdemeanor....................... 389 389 injury to building or vessel by... (See MANSLAUGHTER.) 636 H. HABEAS CORPUS. imprisoning person after discharge by writ of, misde. meanor id., concealment of person with intent to elude.... 879 380 HABITUAL CRIMINAL. SECTION. destitute child of, how disposed of... 291 possession of burglar's tools by, under certain circum. stances, felony. 508 defined, adjudication of.. 690 punishment of.. 690 person of, subject to supervision of magistrates, supervi- 691 may be relieved from judgment by pardon... ............. 692 id., effect of conviction after pardon. HARBOR. obstructing, dumping in, etc......... HARBORING CRIMINAL. after commission of felony constitutes person so doing escaped from custody, criminal.. ............... ....................... HEALTH—(See PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH OFFICER ; HEALTH OFFICER. obstructing in performance of duty, how punished.............. 396 HEAT OF PASSION. causing death in the, manslaughter................... HEIR. production of pretended, felony................. HELL GATE-(See PILOT.) HIGH SCHOOL. unlawful to keep gambling apparatus in...................... passage tickets for voyage on, what to contain...... 624, 625 HIGHWAY. obstructing, public nuisance.. depositing noisome substance on, misdemeanor driving dangerous animals along........................................... HIRING. breaking contract of, when the consequence is to endan- HOMICIDE-Continued. id., duelling.... id., in first degree punishable by death.. id., in second degree how punished.. id., in first degree.. id., killing unborn child is.. id., by administering drugs, etc.... id., in second degree defined.. ......... id., by negligent use of machinery.. id., by overloading passenger vessel id., by negligence of persons in charge of id., of persons in charge of steam engines..... id., by manufacturers of powder, etc excusable, defined..... justifiable, defined. HORSE. running of, on highways, etc., misdemeanor............. HOUSE OF REFUGE. convict under sixteen may be sent to ....... convicts do not lose right to vote HUMAN BEING. ............ 202 203 burning of dwelling house containing, arson........ 486, 487 See HOMICIDE.) |