...SAKE : GENERAL OPERATION. Such an act does not conflict with the provision of the State Constitution requiring "all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation." 3. SAME: OBLIGATION OP CONTRACTS. Nor does it infringe § 10, art. 1, of the Federal Constitution,...

...Scott, J., in Kettey v. State, and Mcllvaine, J., in State v. Powers), that the constitutional provision requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation throughout the state is mandatory, and that a failure on the part of the legislature to observe it...

...question before the courts, been assailed : 1st, as contravening the spirit of constitutional provisions requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation ; 2d, as in opposition to that provision of the Constitution of the United States, which is also incorporated...

...general assembly — notwithstanding the provisions of the twenty-sixth section "f the second article, requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation throughout the state — in its discretion, to confer upon the probate court more extended powers in...

...determine whether this lack of uniformity is of such a character as to violate the constitutional provision requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation. This provision is found in the constitution of a number of the states, and it has before the courts...

...those who were in receipt of a fixed salary, are in conflict with those clauses of the constitution requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation (article 1, § 11), and forbidding the passage of special laws affecting the fees от salary of any...

...question before the courts, been assailed: 1st, as contravening the spirit of constitutional provisions requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation; 2d, as in opposition to that provision of the constitution of the United States, which is also incorporated...

...general assembly — notwithstanding the provisions of the twenty-sixth section of the second article, requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation throughout the state— in its discretion, to confer upon the probate court more extended powers in...

...of Ohio. We think it clear that the Ohio statute is not obnoxious to the con stitutional provision requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation throughout the State. As it applies to all railroad corporations operating railroads within the State,...

...San Francisco," is constitutional. It does not violate section 11, article I, of the constitution, requiring all laws of a general nature to have a uniform operation, because it is not a general, but a special, law. (Addi80 n v. Saulnier, 19 Gal. 82.) 2. This act does...