CHAPTER XI. FRAUDULENT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY INSURED. SECTION 548. Burning or destroying property insured... 167 549. Presenting false proofs in support of a claim upon policy 168 CHAPTER XII. FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. SECTION 552. "False weight" and "measure" defined. 553. Using false weights or measures.. 554. Stamping false weight, measure, or tare on casks or pack ages.. 555. Measure to be given CHAPTER XIII. 168 169 169 169 FRAUDULENT INSOLVENCIES BY CORPORATIONS, AND OTHER FRAUDS IN THEIR MANAGEMENT. SECTION 557. Frauds in subscriptions for stock of corporations.. 558. Frauds in procuring organization of corporation, or in- 559. Unauthorized use of names in prospectus, etc 169 170 170 170 171 171 563. Frauds in keeping accounts in books of corporations...... 171 564. Officer of corporation publishing false reports of its condi tion..... 172 565. Officer of corporation to permit an inspection of its books. 172 566. Officer of railroad company contracting debt in its behalf exceeding its available means.. 172 567. Debt contracted in violation of last section not invalid.... 173 173 569. Director present at meeting, when presumed to have as- 173 570. Director absent from meeting, when presumed to have 579. Erroneous bills of lading or receipts issued in good faith 174 580. Duplicate receipts must be marked "duplicate". 175 SECTION 581. Selling, hypothecating, or pledging property received for MALICIOUS INJURIES TO RAILROAD BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, AND TELEGRAPHS. SECTION 587. Injuries to railroads and railroad bridges.. 589. Injuries to toll-houses and gates.... 590. Injuries to milestones and guide-boards 592. Taking water from, or obstructing ditches, etc.. 175 176 176 176 176 176 600. Burning buildings and other property not the subject of arson.... 178 601. Using gunpowder, etc., in destroying or injuring any building... 179 602. Malicious injuries to freehold.. 179 603. Limitation upon the operations of the preceding section... 180 604. Injuries to standing crops, etc..... 181 605. Removing, defacing, or altering landmarks.. .. 181 606. Destroying or injuring jails.... .. 181 607. Destroying or injuring bridges, dams, levees, water dams, etc..... 181 608. Burning or injuring rafts. Setting adrift vessels. ..... 182 609. Removing buoys and beacons.. 610. Masking or removing signal lights, or exhibiting false lights.... 611. Obstructing navigable streams.. 612. Depositing sand, dust, etc., in Humboldt bay.. 613. Throwing overboard ballast, or otherwise obstructing the ... 183 183 . 183 .. 183 navigation of any harbor, etc...... 183 614. Mooring vessels to buoys.. 183 615. Injuries to signals, monuments, etc., erected in United States coast survey.. 184 SECTION 616. Destroying or tearing down notices, etc., before expiration of time for which they were to remain set up.. ... 184 617. Injuring or destroying written instrument.. 184 618. Opening or publishing sealed letters.. 184 619. Disclosing contents of telegraphic message. 184 185 621. Opening sealed envelopes containing telegraphic dispatches. 185 185 623. Destroying works of literature, etc., in public libraries... 185 624. Breaking or obstructing gas or water pipes, etc.... 185 625. Drawing water from works after they have been closed... 185 TITLE XV. MISCELLANEOUS CRIMES. CHAPTER I. Violation of the laws for the preservation of game and fish....... II. Of other and miscellaneous offenses. CHAPTER I. 186 191 VIOLATION OF THE LAWS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF GAME AND FISH. SECTION 626. Destruction of grouse, duck, etc., when prohibited ...... 186 627. Same...... 187 628. Destruction of elk, etc., when prohibited. ... 187 629. Having game in possession during the time that killing . 188 630. Use of phosphorus on land in certain counties prohibited.. 188 631. Taking trout, when prohibited.. 635. Use of poisonous or explosive substances in fishing pro hibited.... 189 636. California Indians exempted from certain penalties.. 189 191 CHAPTER II. OF OTHER AND MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES. SECTION 638. Neglect or postponemeut out of regular order of telegraphic messages. Limitations 192 639. Agent, operator, or employee using information from messages 192 640. Clandestinely learning the contents of a telegraphic 192 641. Bribing telegraphic operator... 192 642. Collecting tolls, etc., at San Francisco, without authority of harbor commissioners... 193 SECTION 643. Violations of the provisions of the chapter relating to police regulations of San Francisco harbor. 193 644. Enticing seamen to desert...... 193 645. Harboring deserting seamen. 193 646. Aiding apprentices to run away or harboring them.. 193 647. Vagrants...... 193 648. Issuing or circulating paper money 193 649. Officers of fire department issuing false certificates of ex- 194 650. Sending letters threatening to expose another.. 194 651. Requiring wards or apprentices to work more than eight hours...... 194 652. Officer or member of national guard failing to attend parade, 194 653. Member of national guard failing to attend parade, etc., 194 654. Insulting school teachers 195 TITLE XVI. GENERAL PROVISIONS. SECTION 654. Acts made punishable by different provisions of this code.. 195 655. Acts punishable under foreign law.. 656. Foreign conviction or acquittal.. 657. Contempts, how punishable....... 661. Removal from office for violation or neglect of official duty by public officers. 197 662. Omission to perform duty, when punishable. 666. Second offense, how punished after conviction of former 198 667. Second offenses, how punished after conviction of attempt to commit a state-prison offense.. 198 668. Foreign conviction for former offense... 199 669. Second term of imprisonment, when to commence 678. Valuation of property to be estimated in gold coin. 200 PART II. OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS. SECTION 681. No person punishable but on legal conviction.. 682. Public offenses, how prosecuted.. 683. Criminal action defined. 684. Parties to a criminal action... 685. The party prosecuted known as defendant. 201 201 202 202 202 686. Rights of defendant in a criminal action 202 687. Second prosecution for the same offense prohibited. 203 688. No person to be a witness against himself in a criminal action, or to be unnecessarily restrained 689. No person to be convicted but upon verdict or judgment.. 204 204 IV. Police in cities and towns, and their attendance at exposed SECTION 692. Lawful resistance, by whom made........ 206 693. By the party, in what cases, and to what extent.. 206 207 CHAPTER II. OF THE INTERVENTION OF THE OFFICERS OF JUSTICE. SECTION 697. Intervention of officers, in what cases. 698. Persons acting in their aid justified. CHAPTER III. SECURITY TO KEEP THE PEACE. SECTION 701. Information of threatened offense...... 704. Proceedings on charges being controverted.. 207 208 208 208 208 209 209 |