Compo v. Jackson Iron Co.

(Minority opiniom) The object of the bill in this case is to obtain an accounting and other proper relief against defendant, by reason of an agreement made by the association now represented by defendant and existing in 1846, promising and securing to an Indian Chief named in the record Marji Gesick, twelve thirty-one hundredths of the mining property in Marquette county, originally known as location 593, owned and worked by defendant. The bill is substantially the same as when before us on demurrer, as the case is reported in 49 Mich. 39. It will only be necessary, therefore, to refer to the…