ABUTTING OWNERS.
Using street for temporary
deposit of goods, 472.
Validity of local assessment on,
as affected by failure to assess
street railway company, 409.
BONDS.
See Municipal Bonds.
Bonds of liquor dealers, 234.
BRIDGES.
See Streets and Sidewalks.
CERTIORARI.
Petitioner must have some in-
terest, 201.
CHANGE OF GRADE.
See Streets and Sidewalks.
Acceptance of charter creating
municipal corporation is nec-
essary, 433.
Charter is measure of city's
power as to licenses, 453.
Constitutionality of charter pro-
vision relieving city from pri-
mary liability for injury
caused by defective street, 64.
Repeal of municipal charter as
extinguishing debt, 540.
CHILDREN.
See Negligence.
CONTRACTS-Continued.
Validity of contract for public
improvement as affected by
agreement that the contractor
shall make repairs, 703.
DAMAGES.
See Streets and Sidewalks.
Change of street grade, 558.
Interest on award, 757.
Measure of damages for injury
caused by change of grade,
755.
Prospective profits, 755.
Recovery of consequential dam-
ages for injury caused by pub-
lic improvement where
part of premises is taken, 641.
DEBTS.
Effect of repeal of charter, 540.
DISCRIMINATION.
See Ordinances.
Municipality estopped by recit-
als in bonds, 228.
Municipality not estopped by
recitals in bonds, 229.
Records as evidence for munici-
pality, 595.
EXEMPTIONS.
See Taxation.
IMPUTED NEGLIGENGE.
See Negligence.
INJUNCTION.
Injunction to prevent city re-
entering upon railroad right
of way in street upon condi-
tion broken, 72.
INSPECTION.
See Meat Inspection Laws.
INTEREST.
See Damages.
Interest on claims against mu-
nicipal corporations, 489.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
Licenses as interference with,
445.
Meat inspection laws as inter-
ference with, 273.
INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
See Licenses.
Bonds of liquor dealers, 234.
JURISDICTION.
Courts of law have jurisdiction
of irregularities in proceedings
of municipal corporations, 639.
LATERAL SUPPORT.
Recovery by landowner for
damage caused by loss of
lateral support through street
being graded, 560.
LOCAL ASSESSMENTS.
Assessment exceeding benefit is
unconstitutional, 191.
Assessment for street-lighting,
628.
Constitutionality of assessment
fixed by discretion of munici-
pal authorities, 191.
Frontage rule of assessment
held constitutional, 183.
Frontage rule of assessment
held unconstitutional, 183.
Time of approval by council of
plans and specifications for
improvement as affecting va-
lidity of assessment, 493.
Validity of assessment on abut-
ting owner as affected by fail-
ure to assess street railway
company, 409.
Legislative control of term of RE-ENTRY.
office, 293.
Liability of municipality for
torts of police officers, 141.
Recovery of excessive compen-
sation paid officer, 565.
ORDINANCES.
Discrimination, 263.
Ordinance forbidding obstruc-
tion of streets by hucksters,
724.
Ordinance prohibiting hucksters
from selling on streets, 723.
Power to prevent nuisances
authorizes ordinance prohibit-
ing hawking, 724.
Action on municipal bond, 586.
PRESCRIPTION.
Prescription as creating public
street, 732.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Recovery of consequential dam-
ages where no part of premi-
City's right where railway com-
pany has broken condition
upon which it was allowed in
the streets, 72.
STREETS AND SIDEWALKS STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
ignorance of established
grade, 559.
Consequential damages where
the grade changed was the
same as the natural grade,
559.
Measure of damages, 755.
Recovery of consequential
damages, 558.
Recovery of damages where
alterations have been made
but no grade fixed, 560.
Right of non-abutting owner
to recover, 561.
Statutory provisions as to
recovery of consequential
damages, 558.
Constitutionality of charter pro-
vision relieving city from
primary liability for injury
caused by defective street, 64.
Dedication.
Statutory requirements as to
acceptance, 731.
Duty of city as to lighting
streets, 500.
City liable for failure to comply
with statutory provisions in
grading streets, 560.
Establishment of grade, 557.
Exercise of power lies in the
discretion of the municipal-
ity, 557.
Implied power, 557.
prescription where the use was
merely permissive, 732.
STREET RAILWAYS.
Mandamus to enforce perform-
ance of public duty by, 350.
Validity of local assessment on
abutting owners as affected by
failure to assess street rail-
way company, 409.
TAXATION.
See Licenses.
Exemptions.
Municipal property, 159.
Land not benefited, 162.
Pipes and mains of water com-
pany, 145.
Recovery Back.
Business tax, 252.
Involuntary payment, 250.
Mistake of legal right, 253.
Payment under duress, 250.
Payment under mistake, 252.
Payment under protest, 251.
Voluntary payment, 249.
Doctrine of caveat emptor, 198.
TELEGRAPH.
Telephone as, 19.
TELEPHONES.
As telegraph, 19.
Liability of municipality for TORTS.
negligence, 56.
No recovery can be had for
damage caused by loss of
lateral support, 560.
Power is continuing, 557.
Merchant's right to use street
for temporary deposit of goods,
472.
Municipality not bound to keep
in repair streets which it has
not recognized as such, 731.
Power of municipality to pro-
hibit hucksters from selling
on street, 723.
Public street not created by
Liability of municipality for
torts of its police officers, 141.
WATER AND WATER-
WORKS.
Municipal contracts for water
supply, 118.
WATER COMPANIES.
Regulation of company's rates
by municipality, 488.
Taxation of pipes and mains,
145.
WATER MAINS.
See Water Companies.
Frost v. City of Casselton (N.
Dak.), 521.
Parties to action to determine
reasonableness of rates fixed
by city for water company.
Consolidated Water Co. v.
City of San Diego et al. (C.
C. A.), 473.
Province of court.
Du Bignon v. Mayor, etc., of
City of Brunswick et al.
(Ga.), 414.
Right of action for loss of wife's
services.
Frohs v. City of Dubuque
(Iowa), 679.
Service of notice of claim as pre-
ACTIONS-Continued.
requisite to action against city
for personal injuries.
Roberts V. Village of St.
James (Minn.), 331.
Where the right of action
against a city for personal
injuries has been lost by fail-
ure to give required notice the
death of the injured person
does not give a new cause of
action.
Sachs v. City of Sioux City
(Iowa), 732.
ADVERSE POSSESSION.
See Streets and Sidewalks.
AMENDMENT.
See Pleading.
ANNEXATION.
Length of residence in annexed
territory as affecting eligi-
bility to office.
Gibson v. Wood (Ky.), 312.
APPEAL.
Evidence in record.
Reno Water, Land & Light
Co. v. Osburn et al., City
Council, (Nev.), 489.
Refusal to grant continuance as
City of Huntington v. Folk
(Ind.), 688.
Sufficiency of pleadings.
City of Huntington v. Folk
(Ind.), 688.
APPROPRIATIONS.
See Municipal Indebtedness.
Receiving bids for public im-
provement before adopting
plans and specifications.
Reno Water, Land & Light
Co. v. Osburn et al., City
Council, (Nev.), 489.
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