People v. Salsbury
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before judgment from superior court of • Grand Rapids; Wolcott, J., presiding. Lant K. Salsbury was convicted of bribery.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, C. J.
The defendant was city attorney of the city of Grand Rapids, and was convicted of the offense of receiving a bribe from parties desirous of erecting a plant to supply the city with water, ‘ ‘ under an agreement that he should give his opinion and judgment in favor of the city entering into a contract with some person, firm, or corporation, under which contract said city should pay for water, to be conveyed from Lake Michigan.”
The record is voluminous, and the assignments of error are many. We will not, therefore, attempt a general preliminary statement of fact that shall cover all questions…
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