Crenshaw v. State
Citations
- 101 Miss. 457
- 58 So. 219
Syllabus
<p>Constitution 1890, Sec. 90, Par. Q. Bpeoial Laws. Drainage. Natural Water Courses. Oh. 147, Acts of 1908.</p> <p>Acts of 1908, Ch. 147, is a special and local law creating a special drainage district, with the object and purpose to provide adequate and effectual drainage by artificial drains or “other drainage facilities” and for shortening and improving the “natural channels and water ways” in said district, and is therefore violative, of Constitution of 1890, Par. Q, prohibiting the legislature from making special laws relating to water courses:, fences and stock.</p>
Judges: McLean
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