Cooley, J. The act relating to a public park for the city of Detroit, approved April 15, 1871 (Laws 1871, Vol. 2, p. 1822), created a board of park commissioners, with power and authority to adopt plans for a public park, or boulevard, or both, with the necessary avenues or approaches thereto, for the use of the city of Detroit, and for those purposes to select the needful lands either wholly or in part, within the ci…
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