The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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or in any manner , nor have common officers . Railroad officers must not be interested in furnishing materials , supplies , or trans- portation over their own roads ... railroads in Wisconsin , and requires that WISCONSIN RAILROAD ACTS . 53.
or in any manner , nor have common officers . Railroad officers must not be interested in furnishing materials , supplies , or trans- portation over their own roads ... railroads in Wisconsin , and requires that WISCONSIN RAILROAD ACTS . 53.
Page 54
... railroad in Class C is thus forced to pay one - third more for moving his wheat to Milwaukee than the farmers on Class A : and , in undertaking to prevent the railroads from regulating their own charges , the legislature itself has ...
... railroad in Class C is thus forced to pay one - third more for moving his wheat to Milwaukee than the farmers on Class A : and , in undertaking to prevent the railroads from regulating their own charges , the legislature itself has ...
Page 55
... Railroad Co. may so use and enjoy its property as to derive an income , while this right is denied the Chicago , Milwaukee , and St. Paul Railway Co. It is class legislation in all its nakedness and deformity , without even a shadow or ...
... Railroad Co. may so use and enjoy its property as to derive an income , while this right is denied the Chicago , Milwaukee , and St. Paul Railway Co. It is class legislation in all its nakedness and deformity , without even a shadow or ...
Page 56
... railroad company to carry passengers gratui- tously , or to pay them for riding in the cars , would not be . " Judge Curtis , resting on the fact that the railroad had previously a right to regulate its charges for the business it might ...
... railroad company to carry passengers gratui- tously , or to pay them for riding in the cars , would not be . " Judge Curtis , resting on the fact that the railroad had previously a right to regulate its charges for the business it might ...
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... railroad is in some sense a public highway , stops far short of what is necessary in order to lay the foundation for such legislation as is found in this act ; because this legislation undertakes to pre- scribe the prices which shall be ...
... railroad is in some sense a public highway , stops far short of what is necessary in order to lay the foundation for such legislation as is found in this act ; because this legislation undertakes to pre- scribe the prices which shall be ...
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