...bar. The sound and well-reasoned conclusion there, drawn from the early New Jersey cases, is, that " the drainage of large tracts of swamp and low lands...reference to the power of taking private property for public use under the right of eminent domain, or to the power of suppressing a nuisance dangerous to...

...Thi$ review of the cases clearly shows that general laws for ihe drainage of large tracts of swamps and low lands, upon proceedings instituted by some...expense of their drainage, have been maintained by the couns of New Jersey (without reference 10 the power of taking private property for the public use under...

..."This review of the cases clearly shows that general laws for [he drainage of large tracts of swamps and low lands, upon proceedings instituted by some...private property for the public use under the right of domain, or to the power of suppressing a nuisance dangerous to the public health) as a just and constitutional...

...This review of the cases clearly shows that general laws for ihe drainage of large tracts of swamps and low lands, upon proceedings instituted by some...drainage, have been maintained by the courts of New Ji-rsey (without reference to the power of taking private property for the public use under the right...

...This review of the cases clearly shows that general laws for the drainage of large tracts of swamps and low lands, upon proceedings instituted by some of the proprietors of the lauds to compel all to contribute to the expense of their drainage, have been maintained by the courts...

...conclusion there, drawn from the early New Jersey cases, is, that "the drainage of large tracts of swamps and low lands upon proceedings instituted by some of the proprietors of the lauds to compel all to contribute to the expense of their drainape, have been maintained by the courts...

...subsequent proceedings for its collection, \\inona, etc.. Land Co. v. Minnesota, (1895) 159 US 537. General laws for the drainage of large tracts of swamp...proceedings .instituted by some of the proprietors of the land to compel all to contribute to the expense of their drainage, do not deprive the owners of their...

...358, 31 S. Ct. 554, 55 L. Ed. 769. General laws for the drainage of large Note 1865 Amend. 14, § 1 tracts of swamp and low lands, upon proceedings Instituted by some of the proprietors of the land to compel all to contribute to the expense of their drainage, do pot deprive the owners of their...