MORTGAGES. Section numbers to notes refer to the Revised Statutes of 1914 and sections herein. SEC. 8637. Possession and title of goods. 8637. Possession and title of goods. SEC. 8638. Receipts for payments. The mortgagee of household goods is not entitled to the possession of the goods unless the mortgage so provides and possession is taken when the mortgage is executed. Drimmie v. Hendrickson, 51 App. 198, 99 N. E. 436. 8638. Receipts for payments. If receipts for payments made on debts secured by mortgages on household goods are not given as required by statute, the mortgages will be rendered void. Drimmie v. Hendrickson, 51 App. 198, 100 N. E. 436; Lynch v. Boyer, 56 App. 514, 105 N. E. 786. The provision of this section as to giving receipts for payments does not apply to payments made on a mortgage executed by a single man on furniture for a rooming house to secure the payment of the purchase money for such furniture. Lynch v. Boyer, 56 App. 514, 105 N. E. 786. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS-CITIES. Section numbers to notes refer to the Revised Statutes of 1914 and sections herein. 8638g. Election law. 8638h. Certificate of election-Officers continued. 86381. Election of commission Transfer of powers. 8638j. Terms of commissioners. 8638k. Time of holding elections. 86381. Petition for nomination. 8638m. Form of nominating petition. 8638n. Filing of nominating petitions, notice, acceptance. 86380. Certification of nominees-Publication of notice. 8638p. Form of ballot. 8638q. Order of printing names ballots. on 8638г. Writing names of additional candidates on ballots. 8638s. Filling of vacancies on commission. 8638t. Meetings of commission. 8638u. Powers and duties of commis sion. 8638v. Chairman of commission to have title of mayor. 8638w. City clerk. 8638x. Ordinances and resolutions. 8638y. Signing and publication of or dinances. 8638z. Taking effect of ordinances. SEC. 8638a1. Director of finance, powers and duties. 8638b1. System of accounting, approval of. 8638c1. Fiscal year-Budget-Classification of estimates. 8638d1. Appropriation ordinance, public hearing, publication. 8638e1. Appropriation of revenues. 8638f1. Expenditures only on appropriation. 8638g1. Tax levies. 8638k1. Public work by contract or direct labor. 863811. Removal or suspension of appointive officers. 8638m1. Assessment and subscriptions to political parties prohibited. 8638n1. Political activities prohibited. 863801. Penalty for violating sections 39 and 40. 8638p1. Candidates for office. 8638q1. Operation of public utilities. 8638r1. Use of streets and alleys. 8638s1. Public utility bond funds. 8638t1. Permits for temporary public utility privileges. 8638u1. Officer interested in contract, malfeasance. 8638v1. Appointment of city attorney. 8638w1. City judge. [Acts 1921, p. 594. In force March 10, 1921.] 8638a. City government-Alternative forms-Application of act. -1. This act shall apply to and become operative in any city which, in accordance with the procedure hereinafter described, adopts one of the plans of government provided herein. The words "any city" and "every city" when used in this act shall be construed to mean any city and every city adopting either of the plans of government provided for herein and in which the section containing such words becomes operative. 8638b. Petition to adopt plan.-2. At any time, not less than thirty (30) days after the passage of this act, a petition addressed to the legislative body of any city may be filed with the city clerk asking that the question of the adoption of either of the plans of government provided for herein be submitted to the electors of the city. The signatures to any such petition need not all be appended to one paper, but to each such petition paper there shall be attached an affidavit of the circulator thereof stating that each signature thereto was made in his presence and is the genuine signature of the person whose name it purports to be. The signatures to all such petition papers shall be made in ink or indelible pencil and, after his name, each signer shall state his residence by street and number, or other description sufficient to identify the place, and the date when the signature was made. All such petition papers shall be in substantially the following form: "To the Council (or other legislative body) of the city of We the undersigned voters of the city of. respectfully petition that the following question be submitted to the voters of the city: "Shall the city of... adopt the (name of plan) plan of government as provided in the being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the circulator of this petition paper and that the signatures appended thereto were made in his presence and are the genuine signatures of the persons whose names they purport to be. Signed.. Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of.. 19.... Notary Public. 8638c. Filing of petition.-3. All petition papers requesting any such election shall be assembled and filed with the city clerk as one instrument, and the petition shall be deemed sufficient if signed by electors of the city equal in number to at least twenty per cent (20%) of those who voted at the last preceding general municipal election. Within five (5) days after any such petition is filed the clerk shall complete an examination thereof to determine whether it is signed by a sufficient number of qualified electors and he shall certify the result of his examination to the legislative authority of the city at its first regular meeting held after the completion of such examination. 8638d. Special election-Election commissioners and officers.-4. Whenever the city clerk shall certify to the legislative authority of any city that a sufficient petition has been filed requesting that the question of adopting one of the plans of government provided in this act be submitted to the electors of the city, such legislative authority shall order a special election for that purpose to be held not less than thirty (30) days, or more than sixty (60) days after the next succeeding 1st day of May. The board of election commissioners for any such election shall consist of the city clerk and two (2) resident freeholders of the city, one of them known to be in favor of the adop |