...Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., 218 US 88, 30 Sup. Ct. 651, 54 L. Ed. 946. [1 8] The power of the state to regulate the fares and freights which may be charged and collected by railroads and other carriers cannot be successfully questioned, and this regulation may...

...appeal. The issue was joined upon delegation of power. Brewer, J., in sustaining the commission, said: " There can be no doubt of the general power of "a State...regulation can be carried on by means of a commission. Suck a commission is merely an administrative body created by the state for carrying into effect the...

...the Constitution of the United States. Passing from the question of jurisdiction to the act itself, there can be no doubt of the general power of a State to reguOpinion of the Court. late the fares and freights which may be charged and received by railroad...

...the Constitution of the United States. Passiijg from the question of jurisdiction to the act itself, there can be no doubt of the general power of a State to reguOpinion of the Court. late the fares and freights which may be charged and received by railroad...

...Loan and Trust Company, 154 US, 362, 397, citing the Railroad Commissioner cases, 116 US, 307, says : "There can be no doubt of the general power of a State...and freights which may be charged and received by railroads or other carriers, and that this regulation can be carried on by means of a Commission. Such...

...Loan and Trust Company, 154 US, 362, 397, citing the Railroad Commissioner cases, 116 US, 307, says: "There can be no doubt of the general power of a State...and freights which may be charged and received by railroads or other carriers, and that this regulation can be carried on by means of a Commission. Such...

...Brewer, delivering the unanimous opinion of the Supreme Court, and quoted by the Attorney-General : " There can be no doubt of the general power of a State...and freights which may be charged and received by railroads or other carriers, and that this regulation can be carried on by means of a commission. Such...

...prescribe the rates, or it might commit to some subordinate tribunal this duty. Reagan case (154 US): There can be no doubt of the general power of a State...regulate the fares and freights which may be charged or received by railroads or other carriers, and that this regulation can be carried on by means of...

...power of a State to regulate the fares and freights which may be charged and received by railroads or other carriers, and that this regulation can be carried on by means of a commission. Such commission is merely an administrative board created by the State for carrying into effect the will...

...some subordinate tribunal this duty. Reagan ca.se (15-í US): There can be no doubt of the generei power of a State to regulate the fares and freights which may be charged or received by railroads or other carriers, and that this regulation can be carried on by means of...