"All briefs of counsel and abstracts of the record shall be printed on pages 9% inches in length and 71⁄2 inches in width, when trimmed, in small pica type, leaded, face of type page 22x40 ems pica, so printed as to leave an inside side margin of 11⁄2 inches, and an outside side margin of 2% inches, and a bottom margin of 2 inches. Extracts and quotations must be in the same type, either solid or indented, in the discretion of counsel. The number of the case in this court must be printed in large figures at the top of the title page."

This rule applies only to those cases filed after this date or in which no abstracts have yet been filed; otherwise old rule applies. Amended June 4, 1906.

and that he is the same person inentioned in his preliminary papers, provided that persons who have been admitted as attorneys in the highest court of another state or country having jurisdiction to license attorneys, and have remained therein as practicing attorneys for at least two years, or having remained therein as such practicing attorneys for one year and having studied law one year within this state, may be admitted to such examination."

Amended June 21, 1909.

Section A of rule 45 is amended to read as follows:

"(a) That he has been admitted to the bar of another state or country, by the production of his license or certificate executed by the proper authorities, and that he remained

"(b) That he has studied law in the manner and according to the conditions herein

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two years, by the applicant's affidavit stating where he resided during said time." Amended June 21, 1909.