Vice-principal  limitations,  838

Volunteer,  838.  888

Watchman.  888

Water-carrier,  888

Wife  of  employee,  888

Who  are  and  who  are  not,  864

Yard  hand,  888

Yard-master.  888

Youthful  servants,  832
Female  infants,  abuse  of,  I.,  326
Fences,  889

Action  under  statute,  934

Agreement,  897

Animals,  injury  to,  922

Animals  running  at  large,  932

Approaches  to  highway  crossings,  93$^

Cattle -guards,  912

Commissioners,  duty  of,  894

Common  law.  890

Constitutionality  of  statutes,  910

Contribution,  898

Control  of  unfenced  land,  89a

Crossings  of  highways,  910

Crossings  of  railways,  927

Crossings,  private  roads,  929

Damages,  905,  937

Defective  fence.  901,  918

Definitions,  889

Depot  grounds  and  stations,  911-926

Eminent  domain,  fence  as  an  element

Encroachment.  904     [of  damages,  93^

Evidence,  936

Fence- viewers,  902

Fixture,  as  a,  905

Herding  on  another's  land,  892

How  bound  and  fenced,  890


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Tirt  iBiuuiea


Fences — L  'on  tin  tud.
Lawful  fence,  900

Lessee  of  railroad,  908

Obligation  to,  891

Outside  fences,  892

Partition  fences,  894,  939

Prescription,  900

Railway  companies,  906

Railway  crossings,  927

Railway  stations  and  yards,  926-911

Removal,  902

Statutes,  891

Sufficiency  of,  920

Sufficiency  as  to  trespassers,  921

Waiver  of  statutory  rights,  896
Ferries.  941

Carriers  as,  947

Definition,  941

Duties  of  owners,  946

Franchise,  941

Franchise;  what  it  includes,  944

How  acquired  and  established,  942

How  lost,  943

How  protected,  944

Interstate  commerce,  952

Liability  of  owners,  ^7

Municipal     corporation;    liability    for
granting  franchise,  964

^Negligence,  949  [952

.  Power  of  States  to  create,  regulate,  etc.,

Rights  of  ferrymen.  951

Statute  regulations,  953

Tolls.  951  [946

When    interruptions   are   a  nuisance.
