Section 8036 et seq., General Code. Partnerships. Celina Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 491. Section 8059, General Code. Partnerships; limited partnership associations. Celina Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 491. Section 8070, General Code. Partnership; limited partnership associations; division of profits. Celina Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 491. Section 8355, General Code. Liens; services of stallion. Steward v. Barry, Admr., 137. Section 8356, General Code. Liens; services of stallion; enforcement. Steward v. Barry, Admr., 137. Section 8667, General Code. Corporations; organization; capital stock. Celina Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 495. Section 9018, General Code. Employes; railroads; negligence and contributory negligence question for jury. Vignola v. N. Y. Cent. Rd. Co., 203. Section 9170, General Code. Telephone companies; powers. Celina Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 493. Section 9180, General Code. Telephone companies; may construct lines, when. Celina Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 493. Section 9182, General Code. Telephone companies; interchange of messages. Celina Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 493. Section 9191, General Code. Telephone companies; code chapter applies, when. Celina Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 493. Section 9329, General Code. Gas companies; no meter rental charge. Ashtabula Gas Co. v. Util. Comm., 684. Section 10214, General Code. Remedial statutes liberally construed. Indus. Comm. v. Musselli, 10. Section 10505, General Code. Wills; signing at end. In re Winholt, 693. Section 10656, General Code. Executors and administrators; allowance to widow and children. Steward v. Barry, Admr., 134. Section 10659, General Code. Executors and administrators; allowance to widow and children; change by court. Steward v. Barry, Admr., 134. Section 10714, General Code. in which debts payable. Section 11222, General Code. Executors and administrators; order Steward v. Barry, Admr., 135. Limitation of actions; contracts not in writing; services rendered decedent. Snider, Exr., v. Rollins, 372. Section 11339, General Code. Pleading; conditions precedent in contract pleaded, how. Putnam v. Commissioners, 54. Section 11363, General Code. Pleadings; amendment by court. Barnes v. Christy, 167. Section 11364, General Code. Errors or defects in pleadings or proceedings disregarded, when. Putnam v. Commissioners, 55. Section 11493, General Code. Evidence; who are competent witnesses. Loney v. Walkey, Admr., 21. Section 11494, General Code. Evidence; privileged communications. Loney v. Walkey, Admr., 22. Section 11495, General Code. Evidence; when party shall not testify. Loney v. Walkey, Admr., 18; Barnes v. Christy, 171. Section 11576, General Code. New trial; for what causes granted. Indus. Comm. v. Musselli, 13. Section 11577, General Code. New trial; but one new trial or reversal, when. State, ex rel., v. Com. Pl. Court, 41. Section 11578, General Code. New trial; when application to be made. Indus. Comm. v. Musselli, 10. Section 11604, General Code. Judgments must be entered, how. Indus. Comm. v. Musselli, 14. Section 11607, General Code. Record to include what. Indus. Comm. v. Musselli, 14. Section 11631 et seq., General Code. Vacating or modifying judgment after term. First Natl. Bank v. Smith, 120. Section 12223, General Code. Court of appeals; trials on appeal. Barnes v. Christy, 167. Section 12247, General Code. Circuit court; jurisdiction. Russell Court of appeals; all assignments of reversal of judgment. Russell v. Fourth Natl. Bank, 257. Section 12298, General Code. Mandamus; costs against relator. State, ex rel., v. Com. Pl. Court, 40. Section 12400, General Code. Murder in the first degree; perpetration of robbery. Bandy v. State, 384. Section 12400, General Code. Murder in the first degree; recommendation of mercy. Shelton v. State, 378; Howell v. State, 411; Rehfeld v. State, 431. Section 12413, General Code. Rape. State v. Labus, 26. Section 12414, General Code. Carnal knowledge of female under sixteen is rape. State v. Labus, 37. Section 12415, General Code. State v. Labus, 35. Section 12420, General Code. Attempt to have carnal knowledge. Shooting with intent to kill or wound; lesser offenses. Windle v. State, 439. Section 12423, General Code. Assault and battery; included offense, when. Windle v. State, 439. Section 12449, General Code. Pocket picking. State v. Labus, 33. Section 12543, General Code. Railroads; climbing upon cars withN. Y. Cent. Rd. Co., 194. out permission. Vignola v. Section 12694, General Code. Practice of medicine or surgery without certificate unlawful. Section 13031, General Code. Keeping house of ill-fame prohibited. Wind v. State, 63. Section 13080, General Code. Gambling; "margins" defined. Rutherford & Co. v. Spaid, 233. Section 13195, General Code. Intoxicating liquors; keeping a place in violation of law. Hoffrichter v. State, 65. Section 13423, General Code. Jurisdiction; police judges, mayors and justices; unlawful practice of medicine or surgery. Williams v. Scudder, 306. Section 13577, General Code. Grand jury; insane accused; procedure. State, ex rel., v. Clark, Supt., 404. Section 13608, General Code. Criminal procedure; insanity of accused; special jury. State, ex rel., v. Clark, Supt., 404; Rehfeld v. State, 431. Section 13614, General Code. Criminal procedure; person indicted insane; procedure. State, ex rel., v. Clark, Supt., 404. Section 13653, General Code. Criminal procedure; causes of challenge of jurors. Howell v. State, 416. Section 13656, General Code. Howell v. State, 415. Section 13675, General Code. Criminal procedure; oath of jurors. Criminal procedure; order of pro ceedings on trial. Rehfeld v. State, 437. Section 13692, General Code. Criminal procedure; of what degree defendant may be found guilty. State v. Labus, 26; Bandy v. State, 389; Windle v. State, 439. Sections 13706 to 13715, General Code. Criminal procedure; probation. In re Nunley, 333. Section 13711, General Code. Criminal procedure; probation of prisoners sentenced. In re Nunley, 332. Section 13714, General Code. Criminal procedure; new sentence; revocation or suspension of sentence. In re Nunley, 332. Section 13735, General Code. Criminal procedure; insanity of convict; inquest. Rehfeld v. State, 433. Section 14769, General Code. Municipal corporations; waterworks; free water to charitable institutions. Euclid v. Camp Wise Assn., 207. Section 1035, U. S. Revised Statutes. Criminal procedure; verdict of less offense than charged. Bandy v. State, 391. Section 1701, U. S. Compiled Statutes. Criminal procedure; verdict of less offense than charged. Bandy v. State, 391. Section 1974a, U. S. Comp. Stats. Control of transportation systems in time of war. Trepanier v. T. & O. C. Ry. Co., 72. Section 3115-34j, U. S. Comp. Stats. Federal control of transportation systems; liabilities of carriers; actions. Trepanier v. T. & O. C. Ry. Co., 74. Section 3115-34n, U. S. Comp. Stats. Federal control of transportation systems; relinquishment. Trepanier v. T. & O. C. Ry. Co., 78. Section 8220 et seq., U. S. Comp. Stats. Sherman anti-trust law. Local Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 539. Section 10504, U. S. Comp. Stats. Qualified verdicts in murder cases. Howell v. State, 428. Section 1439, Barnes' Federal Code. of less offense than charged. Section 1648, Barnes' Fed. Code. Criminal procedure; verdict Bandy v. State, 391. Control of transportation systems in time of war. Trepanier v. T. & O. C. Ry. Co., 72. Section 7944 et seq., Barnes' Federal Code. Sherman anti-trust law. Local Tel. Co. v. Mutl. Tel. Co., 539. Section 10033, Barnes' Federal Code. Qualified verdicts in murder cases. Howell v. State, 428. Section 10163, Barnes' Fed. Code. National defense; control of transportation systems; liabilities of carriers; actions. Trepanier v. T. & O. C. Ry. Co., 74. Section 10167, Barnes' Fed. Code. National defense; control of transportation systems; relinquishment. Trepanier v. T. & O. C. Ry. Co., 78. Section 161, Ordinances of Ironton. Hannan, Admr., v. Ehrlich, 178. Excavations to be fenced. Section 162, Ordinances of Ironton. Excavations to be enclosed. Hannan, Admr., v. Ehrlich, 178. MEMORIAL OF THE LIFE, CHARACTER AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF STANLEY W. MERRELL. To the Chief Justice and Judges of the Supreme Court of Ohio: Your Committee appointed to prepare a Memorial of the Honorable Stanley W. Merrell, lately deceased, submits the following: Judge Merrell died at his home in Cincinnati on the 13th day of February, 1921. He was but forty-four years of age, yet his ability and capacity were such that he had been the recipient of the mark of public favor and had attained a distinction in his profession that would have amply satisfied the ambition of one who had lived this life to its utmost lengthened span. Stanley W. Merrell was born on Mt. Hope Road, Price Hill, in the City of Cincinnati, December 26, 1876. He was the son of George and Cornelia Spear Merrell, and a grandson of William Stanley Merrell, the founder of the William S. Merrell Company, one of the oldest firms of manufacturing pharmacists in the west. The subject of this Memorial was named for his grandfather who came to Cincinnati over a hundred years ago making the journey from Connecticut to Pittsburg on horseback, thence down the Ohio River on a flat boat to Cincinnati. It will be thus seen that he was the sturdiest of pioneer stock. Judge Merrell was (xliii) |