...navigableness of these waters by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks so increasing the depth of water as to extend the line of navigation. Nor does the...pass with little or no delay, and without charge." The condition here made, upon which the State may erect the darn across the river is, that there shall...

...of these waters by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks so increasing the depth of water aa to extend the line of navigation. Nor does the ordinance...constructed as to permit boats to pass with little c>r no delay, and without charge." The condition here made, upon which the State may erect the dam...

...these waters, by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks, so increasing the depth of the waler as to extend the line of navigation. Nor does the...delay, and without charge. A temporary delay, such as passing a lock, could not be considered as an obstruction prohibited by the ordinance." And again :...

...these waters, by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks, so increasing the depth of the water as to extend the line of navigation. Nor does the...important to commercial intercourse. A dam may be thrown Tver the river, provided a lock is so constructed as to permit boats to pass with little or no delay,...

...of these waters by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks so increasing the depth of the water as to extend the line of navigation. Nor does the...delay, and without charge. A temporary delay, such as passing a lock, could not be considered as an obstruction prohibited by the ordinance." Since the decision...

...of these waters by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks so increasing the depth of the water as to extend the line of navigation ; nor does the...dam may be thrown over the river, provided a lock i» so constructed as to permit boats to pass with little or no delay, and without charge. A temporary...

...these waters, by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks, so increasing the depth of the water as to extend the line of navigation. Nor does the...delay, and without charge. A temporary delay, such as passing a lock, could not be considered as an obstruction prohibited by the ordinance." And again:...

...these waters, by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks, so increasing the depth of the water as to extend the line of navigation. Nor does the...delay, and without charge. A temporary delay, such as passing a lock, could not be considered as an obstruction prohibited by the ordinance." And again:...

...of these waters by removing obstructions, or by dams and locks so increasing the depth of the water as to extend the line of navigation ; nor does the...intercourse. A dam may be thrown over the river, provided a hJck is so constructed as to permit boats to pass with little or n» delay and without charge. A temporary...

...expressed or implied, of territory or of public or private property. Palmer v. Com. (3 McLean, 226) : A dam may be thrown over the river, provided a lock...as to permit boats to pass with little or no delay. A State, by virtue of its sovereignty, may exercise certain rights over its navigable waters, subject,...