TRIAL BY JURY, "secured to all," 17.

sureties on appeal bond not entitled to, 15.
under section 942 C.C.P., 15.
waiver of, 16, 17.

TRUST, action to settle, where brought, 108.
TRUSTEES, action to remove, 108.

liable for embezzlement of employes, 178.
TRUSTS for charitable purposes, jurisdiction over, 216.
TRUTH may be given in evidence in libel, 20.
Undertakings, see Bonds.

UNITED STATES official ineligible to state office, 62.
property exempt from taxation, 189.

senator, governor disqualified for, 92.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 128.
departments of, 128.

independent of political or sectarian influence, 128,
money of, how drawn, 129.

sex not to debar from, 128.

UNLAWFUL DETAINER, jurisdiction in cases of, 105.
jurisdiction of justices' courts, 114.
UNREASONABLE SEARCH forbidden, 45.
VACANCY, in inferior courts, 93, 116.
term of appointee, to fill, 112.

to which governor may appoint, 88.

Vacancy, see various offices.

VACCINATION, as a police and sanitary regulation, 212.
of pupils of public schools, 68.

VAGRANTS, mendicants, etc., protection against, 212.
VALUE, property to be assessed in proportion to, 190.
of land, what is, 38.

VARIANCE, as to name of person injured, 29.

VENDEE, action to forclose right of, where brought, 109.
Venue, see change of.

VETO, power of governor, 60.

two-thirds of members may pass bill over, 60.

VIEWING PREMISES by jury, 31.

VITICULTURAL COMMISSIONERS attempt to confer power

upon, 53.

VOTE, corporations may cumulate or distribute, 182.

on city charter, how taken, 146.

on election by legislature to be viva voce and entered in
journal, 81.

on organization of county governments, 132.

on proposed amendment to constitution, 210.

on removal of county seat, 131.

on revision of constitution, 211.

property qualification not to be required, 48.
qualification for right to, 48.

three-fifths required to amend charter, 147.

to be by ballot, 50.

to be taken on creation of state debt, 206.

TWO THIRDS VOTE for conviction on impeachment, 61.

for increasing or diminishing number of judges, 113.

for removal of county seat, 131.

for removal of justices and judges, 114.

on proposed amendments to constitution, 210.

VOTE, TWO-THIRDS VOTE on revision of constitution, 211.
required to pass bill over veto, 60.

VOTERS, exemption from military duty, 49.

persons convicted of certain crimes disfranchised, 216.
privilege from arrest, 49.

property qualification not required, 48.
residence, test of, 49.

who are and who are not, 48.

VROOMAN ACT of 1885, 139.

WAIVER of constitutional right, 16.

of jury, 16, 17.

WARDEN OF STATE PRISON appointment, 130.
duties to be defined by legislature, 131.

power of, 130.

Wash Houses, see Laundries.

WATER appropriated for sale, etc., is a public use, 203.
California policy as to, 204.

may be introduced into cities, 174.

not free for extinguishing fire, 178.

of a spring, jurisdiction to determine right to, 103.
pipes, etc.. right of laying, 176.

right to collect for use of, is a franchise, 203, 204.

rights of riparian owner subject to eminent domain, 203.
use of, appropriated for sale, etc., is public use, 176.

WATER AND WATER RIGHTS, fixing of rates may be com-
pelled, 202.

rates for, to be fixed annually, 202.

when a public use, 202.

WATER FRANCHISE, when liable to forfeiture, 202.

"WATER LOT ACT," 44.

WATER RATES, act fixing does not require approval of the
mayor, 204.

fixing of is legislative act, 203.

franchise of collecting, not conferred by constitution, 178.
in San Francisco, 205.

mode of collecting, 203.

must be established, no free water, 205.

must be reasonable and just, 203.

not required as to corporation supplying its own stock-
holders, 203.

ordinance establishing need not be approved by mayor,

204.

penalty for collecting other than those established, 202.
privelege of collecting is controlled by legislature, 178.
right to collect is a franchise, 176, 204.

Weapons, see Concealed Weapons.

WHARFAGE and storage, charges to be regulated, 85.
WHARVES, when not part of railroad for purpose of taxation,

200.

WHAT is excessive bail, 14.

WHITNEY ACT, 94.

in what cities applicable, 140.
is not a special law, 21.

WIFE, separate property of, 215.

WILD ANIMALS, destruction of, 158.

WILLS, cannot be validated by special acts, 71.

WINE, adulteration of, 30, 68.

WITNESS, before grand jury may be punished for contempt, 19.
compulsory process for, 29.

convicted felon as, 26, 27.

defendant as, 24, 25, 32.

defendant, cross-examination of, 32.
defendant entitled to process for, 24.

depositions of, 24.

declining to answer, 25.

deposition at former trial not admissible, 26.

discharged on habeas corpus, 14.

in bribery and lobbying, 86.

in treason, two necessary, 45.

not to be confined with criminals, 12.

person proceeded against summarily in contempt can not

be compelled, 26.

shall not be unreasonably detained, 12.

undertaking for appearance, 14.

WORKS, public in municipalities, 174.

assessments and contracts for. in 1879 to 1885, 175.

WORLD'S FAIR, appropriation for, 63.

WRIGHT ACT, 164, 173.

act supplemental to, 106.

is constitutional, 24.

districts formed under are quasi municipal corporations,
204.

Writ, see Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari.

Yeas and Nays, see Ayes and Noes.

YOSEMITE VALLEY, commissioners to manage were officers,

219.

INDEX

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CONSTITUTION OF 1849.

ABSENCE FROM STATE, effect of upon residence, 331.
ADMISSION INTO UNION, senators and representatives to
request, 335.

AGRICULTURE, to be promoted, 312.

AMENDMENTS of the constitution, proposed amendments to
be entered on journals of legislature, and published,
etc., 314.

effect of limited, 287.

of 1862, effect of, 307.

APPEALS, rom state to federal courts, 295.

to state Supreme Court, 293.

APPORTIONMENT, of senators and assemblymen for first

session, 335.

APPROPRIATIONS

necessary before money can be drawn

from treasury, 181.

what constitutes, 311.

in aid of railroads, 312.

for military restrictions upon, 258.

in aid of C. P. Railroad, 258.

limited to two years, 264.

ASSEMBLY, right of, 256.

legislative qualification and election, 276.

to present impeachments, 278.

ASSOCIATIONS, for deposit of gold and silver may be formed,

285.

ATTORNEY GENERAL and other state officers, 291.
BAIL, excessive not to be required, 244.

in capital cases, 244.

when matter of right, 244.

BANKS, permitted to receive deposits, but issuance of money
prohibited, 285.

BILLS, legislative, may originate in either house, amendment
of veto of, 277.

legislative, to be presented to governor-objections to
and approval of, 278

BILLS OF ATTAINDER, prohibited, 259.

BOUNDARY OF STATE, 331.

BRIBERY, disqualifies for office, 331.

disqualifies for suffrage, 331.