April 25, 1911
Hon. Prank Irvine, Director, Cornell University College of Law. Sir
: I have the honor to submit herewith the annual
report on the Cornell University Law Library for the collegiate year ending June 30th, 1911. During the period under review the Law Library has been kept open during the usual assigned hours, the assistants have been punctual in attendance and students have had the usual assistance.
1he par
tial illness of the Librarian has much impaired his work and has left unperformed much work that would otherwise have been acco iplished.
The Library has
had proportional development in all its spheres.
Con
tinuations of most reports heretofore taken have been promptly received and duly placed. nate purchases,
Prequent fortu
slightly atove tne cost of binding,
At auction prices have enabled the library to acquire editions of reports it heretofore did not have,
ihese
give additional references, permitting more students to use a given set of reports at tne sane tine and lessen the "wear and tear" on previous sets. DTGUDTC.
The final volumes of the Decennial
•let of the American Digest will likely reach tne Library before the close of the collegiate year,
nd