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O'Brien Vs. Wheelock
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- US Supreme Court
- Feb 24, 1902
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U.S. 450 (1902) U.S. Supreme Court O'Brien v. WheelockSearch
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U.S. 450 (1902) O'Brien v. WheelockSearch
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At the January term, 1876, of the Supreme Court of Illinois, the case of Updike v. WrightSearch
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Page 184 U. S. 464 or local authorities of the municipalities or districts to be taxed. Board of Directors v. HoustonSearch
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South Park Commissioners v. SalomonSearch
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Gage v. GrahamSearch
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Hessler v. DrainageSearch
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At the same term of the court, the case of Webster v. PeopleSearch
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The principal questions raised and discussed in this case are the same as in Updike v. WrightSearch
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It may be well to state in this connection that the Supreme Court of the United States, in Harter v. KernochanSearch
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townships, school districts, cities, towns, and villages, or for other than corporate purposes. County of Livingston v. DarlingtonSearch
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After the above decision in Webster v. PeopleSearch
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part to enforce assessments. The case referred to by the commissioners in their answer was the above case of Webster v. PeopleSearch
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It should be here stated that, after the decision in Webster v. PeopleSearch
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In this case, most of the defendants made proof of adverse possession. Besides, as said in Johnston v. MiningSearch
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Lawrence Manufacturing Company v. JanesvilleSearch
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Lovingston v. WiderSearch
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Wider v. EastSearch
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Rel. Wilson v. SalomonSearch
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not be specially assessed by any action taken in conformity with the provisions of that act. The case of Blake v. PeopleSearch
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authorizing the construction of levees over the lands of others (save the Act of April 24, 1871) at the time Updike v. WrightSearch
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and Webster v. LeveeSearch
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had been constructed, but could not be Page 184 U. S. 489 kept in repair because of the decisions in Updike v. WrightSearch
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of an unconstitutional law as a law, supply the want of power in the legislative department. In South Ottawa v. PerkinsSearch
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has been done under them or the action of the courts can infuse any vitality into them. Central Transportation Company v. Pullman'sSearch
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Company, 139 U. S. 24 . Daniels v. TearneySearch
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mistaken belief that the law was valid. It would be a novel idea, as the Supreme Court of Illinois remarked in Holcomb v. BoyntonSearch
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s counsel. Such a claim could not have been successfully maintained under our decision in Aetna Insurance Co. v. MiddleportSearch
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by the United States government, the total aggregating half a million dollars, from 1877 to 1893. In Litchfield v. BallouSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court O'Brien v. WheelockSearch
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of Updike v. WrightSearch
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Board of Directors v. HoustonSearch
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of Webster v. PeopleSearch
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Updike v. WrightSearch
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Webster v. PeopleSearch
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Johnston v. MiningSearch
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Rel. Wilson v. SalomonSearch
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of Blake v. PeopleSearch
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In South Ottawa v. PerkinsSearch
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Central Transportation Company v. Pullman'sSearch
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Holcomb v. BoyntonSearch
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Aetna Insurance Co. v. MiddleportSearch
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In Litchfield v. BallouSearch
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