The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-05

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po-ztion 10 %; conclusive of the Tslns
q fis ssssts. for 50 p1rposs of tsraiion
Of - earst'sl liosk ard sErpius 20 y.
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Healfh Officers
Where . bard of bssith Ess estah-
lisllss3 by . city or5iHsDos. giving Il al
tte porers oo1isrTe5 IN b3ards q health
q t0unstips sn5 cities under Hoe Ann.
~ e. y Ebieh gives such bOsrds poEer
10 tx ~ compensation q bealfh a.
s0srS, and a8dit tbs fees Of ptrs0be en-.
y.eysd b. them, t1eb board is author.
izs5 70 f1 The o0npensaii0D of a physi-
cisn sppioysd By them and the common
c91ncil las 10 pOwsr 70 reduce the
snou5t % fixed. s. y ". Pep. mich
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honopolies
A grain elevator 6rm Ened a. elevator
association and certain railroad oOmp&B-
ips. alleging that they bad entered In an
Bnlawiul combination and eonspirsey 70
prevent the partnership from running
is elevator. Plaintiff syerred tba. its
elevator was well located. capable oI
handling 100000 bushels Of grain
each seasOn, and stated the customary
charges for trsnshippinE and storing
grain; that b. the agreement between
defendants TIE elevator association was
b elevate al grain ea'gOes forwarded by
the railroads, utilizing for storage any
or al elevators comprising what are
known At ths'facilitiss Of the port that
have rail connection with the rail com
pAny, and FIRST selecting, a. far as pc
sibls, the elevators designated by the
railroad" The elevator association
agreed 10 accept as compensation one
half cent per bushel on all grain arriving
At the port during the lake season, and
carried from there by the rail company,
snJ cDrlpensatiOD was 10 Be bAsed on
tIe total lake grain carried by the rail-
road. The complaint charged that in
pursuanee Of such agreement the railroad
refused 10 cary grain sent through
plaintiffs elevator unless the shipper
paid them an additional half cent per
bushel. Held, that the complaint WaS
sufficient 10 allow proof that the agree
ment was entered into as az unlawful
combination against plaintiff. and wal
not dsmurrable. 10 NJ Y. shupp. S3s
Shipping and Marine
Where contract Of shipment requires
the canal boai 70 be brought 10 the doel
oi the eonsignes, and requires the pay
ment oi certain sum per day a
demurrsge on the eonsignee 70 UNLOAD
within three days, the rsmovol Of th'
boat from the conslgnee's dock Withir
the three days by the public authorities
caused by the Temporary closing Of the
canal, gill prevent a recovery Of demur.
rage for the time the boat is preventei
from returning 10 the dock. 7ON. Y.
shupp. lsl.
Waters ana Water Courses
An oral Or Nrttsn license W construct
an artificial ditch, though given for a
oonideratiOn and intended 10 be per
petual, may be revoked ~ landowner
ai,sr the construction Oi the ditch.
20 \. Y. shupp. l43.
A stream shown 70 have run con
tinuously in a certain channel for oyei
hity years, except during few months
10 exceptionally dry seasons, and beior,
the doing Of anything 10 effects the
natural drainage Of the land, and which
draius a large watershed and is supplied
by living springs, is a natural water
course, which the owner oi a servient
estate must keep clear and unobstrueted
20 n. Y. shupp. l43.