WM. A. WHITE, Washington, D. C., Superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane. WM. E. MIKELL, Philadelphia, Pa., Professor of Law in the University of Pennsylvania. EUGENE SMITH, New York, N. Y., President of the New York Prison Association. FREDERIC B. CROSSLEY, Chicago, Ill., Librarian of the Gary Law Library of Northwestern University, and Managing Director of the Journal of the Institute, ex-officio. ROBERT H. GAULT, Evanston, Ill., Assistant Professor of Psychology in the Northwestern University, and acting Managing Editor of the Journal of the Institute, ex-officio. EDWIN R. KEEDY, Chicago, Ill., Professor of Law in the Northwestern University. NATHAN WILLIAM MACCHESNEY, Chicago, Ill., Commissioner on Uniform State Laws, Judge-Advocate-General of Illinois, and former President of the Institute, ex-officio. E. RAY STEVENS, Madison, Wis., Judge of the Circuit Court. GILBERT E. SEAMAN, Milwaukee, Wis., Councilor of the American The terms of office to be allotted as follows: To hold for 3 years, Mikell, Stevens, Reid, Bates; to hold for 2 years, Hart, Higgins, White, Ross; to hold for 1 year, Smith, Keedy, Neelan, Seaman; ex-officio, Wigmore, Crossley, Gault, MacChesney. And of the above were recommended for the Council: Messrs. Winslow, Gilmore, Stevens, Ross, Seaman. On motion, the Secretary was instructed to cast a ballot for the names thus nominated; and they were declared elected. Judge DeLacy then taking the chair, a motion was made and carried, tendering the thanks of the Association to the retiring President, Nathan William MacChesney, for his efficient reports during the past year. The President then called upon Messrs. Gilmore and Richards, of Wisconsin, who spoke on behalf of the new Wisconsin officers. The annual meeting then adjourned. NOTICE AS TO REPORTS. By order of the Executive Committee, the following prices have been fixed for the reports, which are about sufficient to pay the cost of printing and postage. Vol. 1 (1878), postpaid, paper, 50 cents; cloth, 75 cents. Vols. 2 to 26 (1879 to 1903), postpaid, paper, 75 cents each; cloth, $1.00 each. Vols. 27 and 28 (1904 and 1905), postpaid, paper, $1.00 each; cloth, $1.25 each. Vol. 29 (1906, Part 1) (American Bar Association Proceedings, only), postpaid, paper, 75 cents; cloth, $1.00. Vol. 30 (1906, Part 2) (Proceedings of Sections, Association of American Law Schools, Uniform State Laws), postpaid, paper, 50 cents; cloth 75 cents. Vol. 31 (1907), postpaid, paper, $1.00; cloth, $1.25. Vol. 32 (Sharswood's Ethics) will not be sold, but will be furnished without charge, if requested, with Vol. 31, as long as the supply lasts. Vol. 33 (1908), postpaid, paper, $1.00; cloth, $1.25. Each member of the Association will receive, as soon as published, and without cost to him, one copy of the proceedings for each year of his membership. A bound copy will be sent, unless the Secretary is otherwise directed. Members desiring extra copies, and new members desiring back reports, will be charged the above prices. The great number of applications for sets of reports from libraries and educational institutions, and the small number of copies of many of the volumes on hand, render it necessary to restrict the furnishing of complete sets to those Bar libraries and other general libraries in which the report will be of most use. Applications should state the size and character of the library and the class of readers using it; and also what volumes (if any) are already on hand. When such applications can be granted, the reports will be furnished to libraries without expense other than postage or express charges. The reports will be published each year about December 1. GEORGE WHITELOCK, Secretary, 1408 Continental Trust Building, Baltimore, Md. INDEX. Address, Annual, by William B. Hornblower... of Director of Comparative Law Bureau. of President, by Edgar H. Farrar.... PAGE 44, 304 632, 662 712, 714 3, 229 of President of Association of American Law Schools 727, 752 form State Laws 873 of President of Institute of Criminal Law and Crim- 962 of Welcome, by Alfred Hemenway 3 of William Howard Taft, President of the United 52 Addresses, Annual, List of.. 611 Admission to the Bar (see Report of Committee on Legal Education; Section of Legal Education). Admissions to the Bar in New York State (see Section of Anti-Trust Legislation and Litigation, Annual Address by William B. Hornblower 304 ..... Appeals, Court of Patent (see Report of Committee on Baldwin, Simeon E., Address by As Chairman Section Legal Education... Bankruptcy Act, Amendments to..... Proceedings of State, Summary of.. Bills of Lading Act (see Report of Committee on Commer- Brown, Henry B., Address by.... 662 714 392 94 544 577 Bruce, Andrew A., Paper by.... By-Laws of American Bar Association.. Amendment, Payment of Annual Dues... Certificates of Stock Act (see Report of Committee on Uni- Report of Committee on... (See Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.) Laws, Commissioners on) 31, 339 634, 680 106 111 127 29, 390 798 |