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1 Pac. L. Mag. i (1867)

handle is hein.journals/paclmag1 and id is 1 raw text is: INTRODUCTION. WE submit the First Number of the L A W MA G A Z I N E to the profession. The present issue, it will be seen, consists of about ninety pages of reading matter. It is the intention that each succeeding issue shall contain about the same num- ber of pages-some containing, perhaps, a few pages more, and some a few pages less-depending principally on the number and length of the decisions of the Supreme Court. Our plan is to publish all the decisions of the Supreme Court, commencing with the October Term last past, with a syllabus to each case, and in such a manner that they may be readily separated from the rest of the Magazine, if subscribers should so desire. Thus the Magazine will consist of two distinct por- tions-the first part being composed of original essays on some subject connected with the law, important decisions of the courts of Nevada, Oregon, and other States; of the Supreme, Circuit and District Courts of the United States; abstracts of recent important decisions of English and American Courts; notes on judicial decisions; reviews and notices of law books, &c. -and the second part being composed exclusively of decisions of the Supreme Court of this State, with appropriate notes. It is believed that, in this way, the decisions of our Supreme Court can be furnished to the profession not only earlier in point of time, but ia a more valuable and readable shape, than they can otherwise be procured. Our arrangements are full and complete for the publication of the Magazine for at least one year. It will be issued on the first day of every month; and although we are a little behind the mark this time,-owing to a present scarcity of paper in the market, and other delays incident to a first issue,-neither subscribers nor advertisers need entertain any apprehension