VOL. 60. MICHIGAN REPORTS.

Cited in the following series:

U. S. Supreme Court (US; LEd, Lawyers' Edition); Federal Reports (Fed); Wisconsin (Wis); Massachusetts (Mas); Illinois (Ill): New Jersey Equity (NJE); New Jersey Law (NJL); New York (NY); and the Lawyers' Reports, Annotated (LRA) and its Annotation (n).

Shows where the decisions in this volume have been cited-where to find precedents on their subjects from the courts carrying most weight in this state. The ANNOTATIONS referred to (marked n) give a complete presentation of authorities on the point in question-all the law.

N. B.-Cut out and stick each block on page at its head, or citations for entire volume on inside front cover.

Always consult this table before using a case.

113:157 US 308
39 LEd 712
124:21 LRA357n
143:19 LRA 655n

221:22 LRA 38
277:83 Wis 337
4 LRA 604
39 LRA 273
318:54 Fed 9
65 Fed 712
332:6 LRA 661n

8:8 LRA 475 15:9 LRA 447 26:29 LRA 66 38 LRA 301 44:41 Fed 4 45 NJE 472 131 NY 210 2 LRA 420n 5 LRA 96n 12 LRA 213 15 LRA 353 70:17 LRA 794 86:34 LRA 613n

150:83 Fed 733

118 NY 570

159:149 NY 494
14 LRA 218n 363:18 LRA 450n

175:28 LRA673n 372:2 LRA 613
4 LRA 514
187:35 LRA 451
16 LRA 481
197:37 LRA 526
391:13 LRA 667
200:37 LRA 206
203:27 LRA822n

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397:14 LRA492n 501:44 Fed 744
22 LRA 188n 146 Ill 625
22 LRA 301n) 156 Ill 552
1 LRA 173n
408:18 LRA790n
4 LRA 856
420:16 LRA 34n 12 LRA 234
18 LRA 263
427:73 Fed 593
22 LRA 295
76 Wis 536
29 LRA 693n 510:4 LRA 304n

540:22 LRA 734
580:22 LRA478n
591:29 LRA 199
622:22 LRA 646
635:16 LRA 158

432:8 LRA 397
31 LRA 237
35 LRA 543
451:153 Ill 353

26 LRA 313

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Copyright, 1887, for the State of Michigan, by Gilbert R. Osmun,
Secretary of State.

bec. Feb. 28, 1888

SUPREME COURT OF MICHIGAN.

TO THE BENCH AND BAR OF MICHIGAN :

I desire to call attention to the "Digest of Points Decided" accompanying the Table of Cases Reported," in 60th Michigan, an examination of which will, I trust, commend it to your favorable consideration. An hour spent in such examination will, I believe, inform the busy Judge or Attorney, or even Layman, just what points are decided in the cases reported

I hope to be able to issue succeeding volumes not to exceed forty days apart; and to this end no labor or expense will be spared, but it is well to remember that rapidity of publication at the expense of thorough work is neither to your interest nor mine.

Sincerely,