GENERAL ASSEMBLY-Cont'd.
when testimony not used against
witnesses, 761, § 6.
arrest of witness, 761, § 7.
penalty for neglect to appear, etc.,
761, 8.
warrant of commitment, jailer to
receive, etc., prisoner, 762, § 9.
for what time witness committed,
762, § 10.
punishment by either house, no
bar, etc., 762, § 11.
disorderly conduct, 762, § 12.
authority of sergeant-at-arms,
doorkeeper, etc., 762, § 13.
emergency, 763, § 14.
PAY OF MEMBERS OF GENERAL
clerks of committees, 764, § 20..
policemen-pages, 764, § 21.
private secretary, 764, 22.
pay of officers, 764, § 23.
how drawn, 764, § 24.
removal of officers, 765, § 25.
not to receive pay, when, 765,
$ 26.
no additional officers to be em-
ployed, 765, § 27.
are officers of assembly, 765,
28.
CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS.
powers vested in, 4, § I.
elected by the people, 4, § I.
consist of senate and house of
representatives, 4, § I.
members, election of, 4, § 2.
vacancy in, 4, § 2.
eligibility of, 4, SS 3. 4.
not to elect or appoint officers,
4, § 3.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY-Cont'd.
oath of, 5, 5.
by whom administered, 5, $5.
apportionment for members of,
5. § 6.
house of representatives, how
constituted, 6, § 7.
minority representation, 6,
$7.
sessions of, 6, 9, 10.
meeting of, time, 6, § 9.
quorum, 6, 9.
rules of, 6, § 9.
judge of election, return and
qualification, 6, § 9.
officers choose its own, 6, § 9.
senate, temporary president of,
6, $9.
house of representatives called
to order by secretary of state,
6, $9.
expulsion of member, 6, § 9.
disorderly or contemptuous be-
havior in either house, 6,
$ 9.
imprisonment by either house,
6, $ 9.
doors of each house open, ex-
cept, 6, 10.
adjournments of, 6. § 10.
journal of each house, 6, § 10.
yeas and nays, 6,
protest by members, 6, § 10.
style of laws, 7, § II.
bills, passage of. 7, SS 12, 13.
act of, to embrace only one sub-
ject and that expressed in
title, 7, § 13.
void as to matter not ex-
pressed, 7, § 13.
not revived or amended by
title, 7, § 13.
take effect, when, 7, § 13.
emergency, 7. § 13.
privileges of members, 7, § 14.
not to receive appointment, 7,
not to be interested in contract,
7, 15; 10, $ 25.
appropriations by, 7, SS 16-20.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY-Cont'd. | GENERAL ASSEMBLY-Cont'd.
to provide for payment of in-
terest on debts contracted, 8,
$18.
shall not allow extra compen-
sation, etc., -8, § 19.
pay of members,9.$21; 763.$15.
not to pass local or special laws,
etc., 9, 22.
not to release liabilities, etc.,
10, 23.
impeachment by, 10, § 24.
to provide for copying, printing,
etc., laws and journals by
contract, 10, $ 25.
to fix maximum price, 10,
not to authorize lotteries, 10,
$ 27.
to pass laws to prevent lotteries,
etc., 10, 27.
to pass laws to protect miners,
10, $ 29.
shall provide for roads, cart-
ways, etc., II, $ 30.
shall pass laws permitting
drains, etc., II, § 31.
shall pass homestead laws, 11,
may be taken on execution, 870,
$ 41.
taxes payable in, 1264, 154.
shall pass exemption law, 16,
$32.
appropriation for new state GOOD TIME.
house, 16, § 33.
governor may convene, 12, § 8.
confirm officers, 12, § 10.
veto of bills passed, 13, § 16.
may remove judges of courts,
20, 30.
to provide system of free
schools, 22, 1.
not to make appropriation to
sectarian schools, etc., 22, § 3.
to provide revenue, 22, § 1.
no power to release from tax,
23. $6.
to prevent extortion and unjust
discrimination by railroads,
15.
to provide for state militia, 30,
to convicts in penitentiary, 1076,
$$ 45-48.
of inmates of reform school, 1213,
in house of correction, 789, § 16.
GOVERNMENT.
distribution of powers of, 4, art. 3.
crimes against, 502,
seat of, 1413, § 1.
GOVERNOR.
term of office, 11, § 1.
reside at capital, 11, § 1.
election of, 11, § 3: 618, § 7.
eligibility to office of, 12. $ 5-
salary of, 14, § 23; 681, § 1-4.
account to general assembly, 12,
$ 7.
executive power vested in, 12, § 6.
may call out military, 13, 14.
liable to impeachment, 13, 15.
approval or veto of bills by, 13,
§ 16.
trial on impeachment of, 10, 24.
lieutenant to act as, 13, § 17.
when president of senate to act
as, 14, 19.
when speaker of house to act as,
14. $ 19.
contest of election of, 542, $94.
vacancy in office of, 636, § 127.
votes canvassed in presence of,
629, $ 78.
to issue writs of election to fill
vacancies, 636, § 129-132.
duty in computing tax, 1255,
118; 1303, 305, 306.
secretary of state to keep register
of acts of, 1415, § 5.
how furnished fuel, stationery,
etc., 1416, 5, item 11.
duties as to state contracts.
GOVERNOR-Continued.
duties in regard to penitentiary,
1065, § 2.
to approve bond of secretary of
state, 1414, § I.
to approve auditor's bond, 153.
SI.
may require additional bond,
153, $ 3.
may declare auditor's office
vacant for neglect to qualify,
153, § 4.
to order prosecution of audit.
or's bond upon condition
broken, 153, § 5.
to approve bond of treasurer,
1459, § I.
may require of treasurer addi-
tional bond, 1460, § 3.
to declare treasurer's office
vacant for failure, 1460, $4.
approve attorney general's
bond, 150, I.
may require additional bond,
150, $2.
may declare office of attorney
general vacant for failure to
qualify, 150, $ 3.
to approve bond of superintend-
ent of public instruction, 1354,
$2.
to examine bonds of state officers,
etc., 1017, 2.
appoint public administrators, 59,
$44.
appoint canal commissioners, 171,
§ I.
approve their bonds, 172, § 4.
approve leases of water power
by canal commissioners, 172,
$ 8.
appoint commissioners of state
charities, 196, § 2.
approve their accounts, 198, § 13.
may remove trustees of state in-
stitutions, 198, § 15; 201, § 26.
to trustees of state charitable in-
stitutions, 200, $25.
appoint commissioners of deeds,
296, § 1.
to issue proclamation of union of
counties, 373, § 69.
appoint Chicago justices, 912, SS
125-128.
appoint and commission notaries
public, 1007, § I.
appoint park commissioners, 1048,
$$ 57-59.
appoint, etc., commissioners of
penitentiary, 1065, § 4.
appoint grain inspector, 1176, §
132.
appoint railroad and warehouse
commissioners, 1184, § 153.
approve their bonds, 1184, §
appoint trustees of reform school,
1210, $2.
appoint printer expert, 1432, § 21.
appoint adjutant general, 1449,
$ 4.
appoint person to enforce law
against cruelty to animals, 109,
$33.
GRACE, days of, on notes, etc.,
1006. 15.
GRADES of grain, 1182, § 147.
GRAIN.
producers, etc., of, to be pro-
tected, 31, § 7.
gambling in, 471, § 130.
RECEIVING, CARRYING AND DE-
LIVERING BY RAILROADS.
receive and carry grain with-
out distinction, 1164, § 104.
weighing in, 1164, § 104.
receipt, 1164, § 104.
weighing out, 1164, § 104.
shrinking damages, 1164,
GRAIN-Continued.
rights of owners saved, 1167,
§ 108.
receipt and delivery at cross-
ings, 1167, 109.
(See Railroads
and Warehouses, 1172, 120-
152.)
inspector. (See Railroads and
Warehouses, 1176, § 132.)
GRAND DIVISIONS.
supreme court, 15, § 5; 395, § I.
GRAND JURY.
when indictment by, necessary, 2,
$8.
may be abolished, 2, § 8.
how selected and summoned, 876,
$ 9.
full panel, 880, § 16.
sixteen must be present, 880, $
16; 526, 407.
impaneling, 880, SS 17, 18.
proceedings before, 526, 403–
413.
evidence necessary before, 880, §
19; 526, 407.
special venire for, 880, § 19.
in case of removal of court, 404,
$42.
for special terms, 405. § 51.
to visit jail, etc, 867, § 26.
fees of grand jurors, 708, § 44.
in city courts, how paid, 432, §
258.
GRANT, devise, etc., to state, for
use of charitable institutions,
105. § I.
"GRANT," "BARGAIN," "SELL,”
effect, 308, 8.
GRAVEL ROADS. (See Tell
GRIEVANCES, right to apply for | GUARDIAN-Continued.
redress of, 3, 17.
GROCERIES. (See Dram Shops,
GROCERY KEEPERS, general
assembly may tax, 22, § 1
GROWING CROPS.
executor or administrator may
sell or cultivate, 72, § 93.
in case of forfeiture of contract,
purchaser may cultivate and
remove, 735. § 4.
lien of landlord upon, 921, § 31.
right of landlord to, when premi-
ses abandoned, 921, § 33.
right of landlord when tenant is
disposing of, 921, § 34.
GUARANTOR.
indorser of note payable to bearer,
held as, 1004, § 8.
savings bank not to become, 445,
$ 25d.
GUARD, employed for jail, 857, S
where party to suit becomes in-
sane, 40, 20.
in assignment of dower, 552, §
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