
    Mary Ann Moore v. The City of Detroit and George E. Currie.
    
      Municipal corporations — Public improvements.
    
    This case is ruled by Goodwillie v. City of Detroit, ante, 283.
    Appeal from Wayne. (Donovan, J.)
    Argued October 31, 1894.
    Decided December 22, 1894.
    Bill to enjoin the collection of , a paving assessment. Defendant city of Detroit appeals.
    Decree reversed,’ and bill dismissed.
    The facts are stated in Goodwillie v. City of Detroit, ante, 283.
    
      Washington I. Robinson (Edwin F. Gonely and Orla B. Taylor, of counsel), for complainant.
    
      John J. Speed, for appellant.
   McGrath, C. J.

Complainant files her bill to restrain the collection of an assessment for paving a street- upon the ground that the water-pipes had not been laid in said street at least one year before the pavement was ordered. The fact is that, after the pavement had been determined upon and ordered by the council, — but whether before or after the letting of the contract does not appear, — the board of water commissioners laid the water pipes in the street. The case is ruled by Goodwillie v. City of Detroit, ante, 283.

The decree of the court below is reversed, and the bill dismissed, with costs to defendant.

The other Justices concurred.  