...the State, but not the only one. Statutes authorizing drainage of swamp lands have frequently been upheld independently of any effect upon the public...treated for this purpose as owners of a common property. Head v. Amoskcag Manufacturing Co., 113 US 9, 22; Wurtz v. Hoagl-and, 114 US 606, 611 ; Cooley on Taxation,...

...adjacent meadow or swamp lands to have commissioners appointed to drain and improve the whole tract, by cutting ditches or otherwise, and to assess and levy...treated for this purpose as owners of a common property. Coomes v. JSurt, 22 Pick. 422 ; Wright v. Boston, 9 Gush. 233, 241 ; Sherman v. Tobey, 3 Allen, 7 ;...

...adjacent meadow or swamp lands to have commissioners appointed to drain and improve the whole tract, by cutting ditches or otherwise, and to assess and levy...treated for this purpose as owners of a common property. Coomes v. Burt. 22 Pick. 422 ; Wright v. Boston, 9 Cush. 233, 241 ; Sherman v. Tobey, 3 Allen, 7 ;...

...adjacent meadow or swamp lauds to have commissioners appointed to drain and improve the whole tract, by cutting ditches or otherwise, and to assess and levy...those who are treated for this purpose as owners of common property.4 " By the maritime law, based, as Lord Tenterden observed, on the consideration that...

...adjacent meadow or swamp lands to have commissioners appointed to drain and improve the whole tract, by cutting ditches or otherwise, and to assess and levy...treated for this purpose as owners of a common property. Coomes v. Burt, 22 Pick. 422 ; Wright v. Boston, 9 Cush. 233, 241 ; Sherman v. Tobey, 3 Allen, 7 ;...

...adjacent meadow' or swamp lands to have commissioners appointed to drain and improve the whole tract, by cutting ditches or otherwise, and to assess and levy...expense upon all the proprietors in proportion to the bent-tits received, have been often upheld, independently of any effect upon the public health, as...

...State, but not the only one. Statutes authorizing the drainage of swamp lands have frequently been upheld independently of any effect upon the public...the general advantage of those who are treated for its purpose as owners of a common property." On general considerations, drainage would seem as much...

...State, but not the only one. Statutes authorizing the drainage of swamp lands have frequently been upheld independently of any effect upon the public...the general advantage of those who are treated for its purpose as owners of a common property." On general considerations, drainage would seem as much...

...adjacent meadow or swamp lands to have commissioners appointed to drain and improve the whole tract, by cutting ditches or otherwise, and to assess and levy...proprietors in proportion to the benefits received, have often been upheld, independently of any effect upon the public health, as reasonable regulations for...

...adjacent meadow or swamp lands to have commissioners appointed to drain and improve the whole tract, by cutting ditches or otherwise, and to assess and levy...treated for this purpose as owners of a common property. Coomes v. Burt, 22 Pick. (Mass.) 422; Wright v. Boston, 9 Cush. (Mass.) 233, 241; Sherman v. Tobey,...