The Northwestern Reporter, Volume 45West Publishing Company, 1890 |
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... feet , are within the discretion of the leg- islature , and it is not unreasonable for such com- pany to fix boomage charges at 40 cents per thou- sand feet for its services and the use of its im- provements . * Appeal from circuit ...
... feet , are within the discretion of the leg- islature , and it is not unreasonable for such com- pany to fix boomage charges at 40 cents per thou- sand feet for its services and the use of its im- provements . * Appeal from circuit ...
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... feet in height , to be used for manufacturing and booming purposes , across the Wisconsin river , on the north half of " said section 6 , and not more than 100 feet from said Stew- art dam , provided that the same should " not raise the ...
... feet in height , to be used for manufacturing and booming purposes , across the Wisconsin river , on the north half of " said section 6 , and not more than 100 feet from said Stew- art dam , provided that the same should " not raise the ...
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... feet . Upon the trial , the court made voluminous findings of fact , and also con- clusions of law , to the effect that the boom company was entitled to charge for such services 35 cents , and no more , per thousand feet during 1888 ...
... feet . Upon the trial , the court made voluminous findings of fact , and also con- clusions of law , to the effect that the boom company was entitled to charge for such services 35 cents , and no more , per thousand feet during 1888 ...
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... feet . We are constrained to think such amount was within the legislative discretion . The boom company fixed the amount at 40 cents per thousand feet . It seems to have been reasonable . The judgment of the circuit court is af- firmed ...
... feet . We are constrained to think such amount was within the legislative discretion . The boom company fixed the amount at 40 cents per thousand feet . It seems to have been reasonable . The judgment of the circuit court is af- firmed ...
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... feet , against the contractor's protest . 4. A waiver of the terms of the contract will not be presumed from the mere fact that the con- tractor continued the work after the unauthorized action of the board shortening the sewer . Appeal ...
... feet , against the contractor's protest . 4. A waiver of the terms of the contract will not be presumed from the mere fact that the con- tractor continued the work after the unauthorized action of the board shortening the sewer . Appeal ...
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