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395. Receiving such goods; penalty.
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435. Attempts to maim, disfigure or dis-
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396-397. Live stock or motor vehicles;
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able; penalty.
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penalty; property taken for present
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use only.
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Manslaughter.
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398. Metallic checks issued by employers
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436. Penalty.
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to employees; penalty.
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399. Pipes, water or gas fixtures; penalty.
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Marrying Unlawfully.
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400. Ships; penalty.
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437. Within certain near prohibited de-
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401. Tobacco plants; penalty.
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grees; penalty.
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Letters — Wrongfully Opening.
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438. Within other prohibited degrees;
penalty.
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402. Private letter; penalty.
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439. Minister celebrating marriage within
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403. Public letter; penalty.
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prohibited degrees; penalty.
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440. Celebrating between negro and white
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Liquor Dealers.
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person; penalty.
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404. Offering of food by.
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441. Celebration of rites by unauthorized
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persons; penalty.
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Lotteries.
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442. Marrying- without license; penalty.
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405. Prohibited.
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Quakers.
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406. Devices to evade the law.
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443. Minister marrying persons without li-
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407. Penalty.
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cense; penalty.
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408. Civil remedy.
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444. Minister giving money, etc., for bring-
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409. Keeping office for selling lottery or
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ing persons contemplating marriage ;
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policy tickets; penalty.
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penalty.
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410. Liability of owner of house permitting
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445. Miscegenation.
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his house to be used for such sales;
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Mineral Waters, Porter and Other
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penalty.
411: Liability of persons having in their
possession such lottery or policy
tickets ; penalty.
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Beverages.
446-456. Registry of returnable containers;
publication; assignment; record.
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412. Publication of account of drawings;
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Unlawful to use such container or
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penalty.
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deface its identification; prosecu-
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413. Insuring for or against drawing of
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tions; jurisdiction; costs: Containers
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tickets; penalty.
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must be cleaned.
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414. Transfers of property in aid of. lot-
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457. Selling malt extracts, etc., not brewed
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teries to be void.
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as such; penalty.
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415. Second offense; penalty.
416. Prohibition applicable to all lotteries.
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Minors — Care and Protection of.
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417. Laws to be construed liberally.
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458. Authority of officers of institutions,
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418. Gift enterprises.
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etc.
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419. Penalty.
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459. Unlawful to employ children under
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420. When person may be compelled to
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fourteen years of age as acrobats,
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testify.
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circus riders, etc., or as street musi-
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cians, mendicants; penalty.
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Machine Guns.
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421. Definitions.
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Minors — Convict.
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422-426. Possession or use prohibited;
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460. Sentence of convict minors to insti-
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exceptions.
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' . tutions.
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427-428. Register of machine guns.
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429. Seizure and confiscation.
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Minors — Employment on Streets.
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430. Constitutionality.
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461. Employing minors under eight years
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431. Interpretation.
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of age 'on streets; penalty.
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432. Short title.
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Street Pianos.
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Maiming.
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462. Street pianos; females accompanying
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433. Mayhem, tarring and feathering.
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not to 'solicit money in streets,
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434. Tongue, nose, eye, lip or other mem-
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saloons, etc., save for charity ;
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ber, malicious injury to; penalty.
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penalty.
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