...Manufacturing Co., 113 U". S. 9, 22 ; Wurtz v. Hoagland, 114 US 606, 611 ; Cooley on Taxation, 617, 2d ed. If it be essential or material for the prosperity...certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot be accomplished without the concurrence of all or nearly all of such owners by reason of the...

...22 [28: 889. 894]; Wvrtov. Hoagland, 114U. 8. 606, 611 [29: 229, 230]; Cooley. Taxn. 2d ed. p. 617. If it be essential or material for the prosperity...certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot be accompiiabei without the concurrence of ail or near! j al,' a such owners by reason of the...

...District r. Bradley, 164 US 112, 163, 17 Sup. Ct. 56, 65, 41 L. Ed. 369, Mr. Justice PECKIIAM said : " If it be essential or material for the prosperity...certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot be accomplished without the concurrence of all or nearly all of such owners by reason of the...

...Wurts v. Hoagland, 114 US 606, 611, 5 Sup. Ct. 1086, 29 L. Ed. 229 ; Cooley on Taxation, 2d ed., 617.) If it be essential or material for the prosperity...community, and if the improvement be one in which all the land owners have to a certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot be accomplished...

...participate in an improvement in order to constitute it a public use If .it be essential or material 1'or the prosperity of the community, and if the improvement...certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot be aecomplished without the concurrence of all, or nearly all, of such owners by reason of the...

...thereof, <hould directly enjoy or participate in an improvement in order to constitute it a public use If it be essential or material for the prosperity of the community, and if the improvement be »ne in which all the landowners have to a certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot...

...v. Hoagland, 114 US 606, 611, 5 Sup. Ct. 1086, 1089, 29 L. Ed. 229; Cooley, Tax'n (2d Ed.) p. 617. If it be essential or material for the prosperity...certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot be accomplished without the concurrence of all or nearly all of such owners by reason of the...

...Rep. 174, 40 L. Ed. 278. Irrifrati'm and reclamation of lands a риЫ'c purpose. 82. (Cal. 1896.) "If it be essential or material for the prosperity...certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot be accomplished without the concurrence of all or nearly all of such owners by reason of the...

...Manufacturing Co., 113 US 9, 22; Wurtz v. Hoagland, 114 US 606, 611 ; Cooley on Taxation, 617 (2d ed.). If it be essential or material for the prosperity...which all the landowners have to a certain extent a «ommon interest, and the improvement cannot be accomplished with•out the concurrence of all or nearly...

...the general advantage of those who are treated for this purpose as owners of a common property. . . . If it be essential or material for the prosperity...certain extent a common interest, and the improvement cannot be accomplished without the concurrence of all or nearly all of such owners by reason of the...