...— and quotes with approval from City of Owensboro v. Sweeney. Cooley on Taxation, the following: "Special assessments, on the other hand, are made...assumption that a portion of the community is to be especially or peculiarly benefited in the enhancement of the value of property peculiarly situated...

...separately pay the whole expense. Public sewers are made not only for the general public good, but also " upon the assumption, that a portion of the community is to be specially and peculiarly benefited " in the increase in value of lands to be drained by the sewers. " The justice of demanding...

...general levy of taxes is understood to exact contribugtions In return for the general benefits of Tf government, and it promises 'nothing to the persons...assumption that a portion of the community is to be especially and peculiarly benefited, in the enhancement of the value of property peculiarly situated...

...for the general benefits of government, special assessments are a peculiar species of taxation, and are made upon the assumption that "a portion of the community Is to be specially and peculiarly benefited, In the enhancement of the value of property peculiarly situated as regards a contemplated...

...taxes is understood to exact contributions in return for the general benefits of government. » * * Special assessments, on the other hand, are made upon...of the community is to be specially and peculiarly benefited, in the enhancement of the value of the property peculiarly situated as regards a contemplated...

...Taxation, (page 416,) "is understood to exact contributions in return for the general benefits of the government, and it promises nothing to the persons...of the community is to be specially and peculiarly benefited in the enhancement of the value of property peculiarly situated as regards a contemplated...

...approval from Cooley on Taxation, the following: "Special assessments, on the other hand, are niade upon the assumption that a portion of the community is to be especially or peculiarly benefited in the enhancement of the value of property peculiarly situated...

...constitutional prohibition, the power of taxation by special assessments is undoubted. Such taxes are levied on the assumption that a portion of the community is to be specially benefited in the enhancement of property peculiarly situated as regards the contemplated expenditure...

...Taxation (p. 416): — " The general levy of taxes is understood to exact contributions in return for the general benefits of government, and it promises nothing...of the community is to be specially and peculiarly benefited, in the enhancement of the value of property peculiarly situated as regards a contemplated...

...Taxation, page 416 : " The general levy of taxes is understood to exact contributions in return for the general benefits of government, and it promises nothing...of the community is to be specially and peculiarly .benefited, in the enhancement of the value of property peculiarly situated as regards a contemplated...