s. 546, Pen. C.
§ 6747. The term "dwelling house" as used in this chapter, includes every house or edifice, any part of which has usually been occupied by any person lodging therein at night, and any structure joined to and immediately connected with such a house or edifice.
Night time defined.s. 547, Pen. C.
§ 6748. The words "night time in this chapter include the period between sunset and sunrise.
CHAPTER 43.
FORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING.
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Section. 6749. Forgery of wills and deeds. 6750. Forgery of public securities. 6751. Forgery of public and corporate seals. 6752 Forgery of records and official returns. 6753. Making false entries in book of record. 6754. Making false certificate of acknowledgment. 6755 False bank note plates. 6756. Imitation of genuine bank note defined. 6757 Sale of forged evidences of debt. 6758. Having forged evidences in possession. 6759. Other forged instruments. 6760. Issuing spurious certificate of stock. 6761. Reissuing canceled certificate of stock. 6762. False evidences of debt of corporation. 6763. Counterfeiting coin. 6764. Counterfeiting coin for exportation.
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Section. 6765. Forging process of court or instrument affecting title to property. 6766. Making false entries in public books. 6767. Forging passage tickets. 6768. Forging United States stamps. 6769. Making false entries in corporate books. 6770. Employe [sic] of corporations making false entries. 6771. Having counterfeit coin in possession. 6772. Punishment for forgery. 6773. Witnessing forged instrument or coin. 6774. When coin was received in good faith. 6775. Fraudulently signing one's name. 6776. Fraudulently indorsing one's name. 6777. Erasures and obliterations. 6778. Writing and written defined. 6779. Signing fictitious name.
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s. 548, Pen. C.
§ 6749. Every person who, with intent to defraud, forges, counterfeits or falsely alters:
1. Any will or codicil of real or personal property, or any deed or other instrument being or purporting to be the act of another, by which any right or interest in real property is, or purports to be, transferred, conveyed or in any way charged or affected; or,
2. Any certificate or indorsement of the acknowledgment by any person of any, deed or other instrument which by law may be recorded or given in evidence, made or purporting to have been made by an officer duly authorized to make such certificate or indorsement; or,
3. Any certificate of the proof of any deed, will, codicil or other instrument which by law may be recorded or given in evidence, made or purporting to have been made by any court or officer duly authorized to make such certificate, Is guilty of forgery in the first degree.
Forgery of public securities.s. 549, Pen. C.
§ 6750. Every person who, with intent to defraud, forges, counterfeits, or falsely alters:
1. Any certificate or other public security, issued or purporting to have been issued under the authority of this territory, by virtue of any law thereof, by which certificate or other public security, the payment of any money absolutely or upon any contingency is promised, or the receipt of any money or property acknowledged; or,
2. Any certificate of any share, right or interest in any public stock created by virtue of any law of this territory, issued or purporting to have been issued by any public officer, or any other evidence of any debt or liability, of the people of this territory, either absolute or contingent, issued or purporting to have been issued by any public officer: or,
3. Any indorsement or other instrument transferring or purporting to transfer the right or interest of any holder of any1111
