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 DIVISION OF BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 SELECT 
 
 LIST OF eefere:^ces 
 
 ON 
 
 FEDERAL CONTROL OF COMMERCE 
 AND CORPORATIONS 
 
 COMPILED UNDER THE DIRECTION OP 
 
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 1903 
 
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
 
 DIVISION OF BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
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 LIST OF REFEKE^CES 
 
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 FEDERAL CONTROL OF COMMERCE 
 AND CORPORATIONS 
 
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 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 This is one of a number of lists upon topics of current interest which 
 have been compiled to meet requests b}^ letter. So far as it could ])e 
 distributed at all it has hitherto been distributed in tj^pewritten form. 
 The applications have become so numerous that it has now been reduced 
 to print, so as to be available for more general distribution. 
 
 It has no claim to completeness, nor does it even attempt to exhaust 
 the resources of this Library' on the subject. Its purpose is merely 
 to present some of the authorities of interest to the general inquirer. 
 The special investigator must, of course, go much further. 
 
 A. P C. Griffin, 
 Chief of Division of Bibliography. 
 Herbert Putnam, 
 
 Librarian of Congress. 
 Washington, D. C, March m, 1903. 
 
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I uiSsiVEi^SiTY 
 
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 LIST OF REFERENCES ON FEDERAL CONTROL 
 OF COMMERCE AND CORPORATIONS. 
 
 Adams, H. C. A decade of federal railway regulation. 
 
 At/antie monthly, vol. 81 {Apr. 1898): Jt33-U3. 
 
 Arnold, B. W. , Jr. Railroads and the government. 
 
 Gunton^s magazine., vol. 15 {Atig. 1898): 125-133, 
 
 Bryce, L., <md J. J. Wait. The railway" problem. 1. The legislative 
 sokition. 2. A mercantile view. 
 North Aiixeincan renleiv, vol. 16Jf {Mar. 1897): 327-3 JfS. 
 
 Callender, G. S. The early transportation and banking enterprises 
 of the states in relation to the growth of corporations. 
 Quarterly jouTnal of economics ., vol. 17 {Nov. 1902): 111-162. 
 
 Cla5rton, Joseph Culbertson. Control of the trusts. Reflections on 
 the existing power of Congress to form and regulate cor- 
 porations affected by interstate commerce relations. 
 Albany law journal, vol. 6 J,, {Nov. 1902): 379-384.. 
 
 Conant, Charles A. The intervention of the state in the banking 
 world. 
 Banl-er's magazine, vol. 65 {Sept. 1902): 288-300. 
 
 Cooley, Thomas M. The general principles of constitutional law in 
 the United States of America. 3d ed., by Andrew C. 
 McLaughlin. 
 Boston: Little, Brown, and company, 1898. li, {T), ^23 pp. 
 
 12°. 
 
 ' ' Regulation of commerce, ' ' pp. 66-88. 
 
 Dabney, W. D. The public regulation of railways. 
 
 New York t§ London : G. P. Putnam\s so77s, 1889. v, {1), 
 
 281pp. 12^^. {Questions of the day, no. 60.) 
 
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 Dana, William F. Federal restraints upon state regulation of rail- 
 road rates of fare and freight. 
 Harvard law review, vol. 9 {Dec. 26, 1895): 32If.-3Ji5. 
 
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4 LIST OF REFEKENCES ON FEDERAL CONTROL. 
 
 Dixon, Frank H. State railroad control, with a history of its devel- 
 opment in Iowa. With an introduction by Henry C. 
 Adams. 
 New YorJi': Thomas Y. CroveJl da com/paoiy, [1896]. *a?, (^), 
 251 pp. Folded tahle. Folded map. 12^. {Library of 
 eco7iom.ics and politics., no. 9.) 
 
 Fisher, James S. Kailroads and the government. 
 
 American journal of politics., vol. 3 {July., 1893): 82-92. 
 
 Greenbaum, Milton D. The power of the United States courts to 
 enjoin persons from ol)structino- interstate commerce and 
 the transportation of the mails. 
 Chicago legal news, vol. 30 {Ang. 28, 1897) : 2; {Sept. J,, 1897) : 
 13; {Sept. 11, 1897): 27: {Sept. 18, 1897): SI,; {Sept. 25, 
 1897): 39; {Oct. 2,1897): Jf6. 
 
 Hadley, Arthur T. Railroad transportation. Its history and its 
 laws. 
 Iie^v York and London: G. I\ Putriamh sons, 1885. v, 269 
 
 pp. 12"^. 
 
 The workings of the interstate commerce law. 
 
 Quarterly journal of economics, vol. 2 {Jan., 1888): 162-187. 
 
 Hare, John Innis Clark. Notes of a course of lectures on American 
 constitutional law delivered in the law department of the 
 University of Pennsylvania, 1884-85. 
 Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania press, 1885. xv, 
 {1), 342, 18pp. 1,^. 
 
 "Regulation of commerce," pp. 272-325. 
 
 See also "Review and summary," pt. 2, pp. 1-18. 
 
 Hartshorne, F. C. The railroads and the commerce clause. 
 
 Philadelphia: University (f Pennsylvania press, 1892. xxiii, 
 165 pp. 8°. 
 
 Hening, Crawford. Interstate commerce commission before the fed- 
 eral courts. 
 American law reg^stery vol. 31 {Mar. , 1892) : 156-173. 
 
 Hering, Rudolph, Charles G. Darrach and Francis Colling-wood. 
 The control of non-navigable streams by the national 
 government. 
 American society of cwil engineers. Proceedings, vol. 28 
 {Aug., 1902): 572-581. 
 
 Hoist, Hermann Eduardvon. The constitutional and political history 
 of the United States. Translated from the German by 
 John J. Lalor. 
 
 Chicago: Callaghan and coitipany, 1876-1892. 8 vols. 8°. 
 
LIST OF EEFERENCES ON FEDERAX^^'"' 
 
 HuflFcut, E. W. How Congress ma}' control trusts. 
 
 Independent, vol. dJf, {Dec. 11, 190^): 2927-2930. 
 
 Jenks, Jeremiah AY, How Congress ma}' control trusts. 
 
 Outlook, vol. 72 {Dec. IS, 1902)i SSO-SSI^. 
 
 Johnson, ¥j. R. The principles of government regulation of railroads. 
 
 Political science quarterly, vol. 15 {JIarc/i, 1900): J7-49. 
 
 Kirkman, ^Marshall M. Railway rates and goA'ernment control. 
 Economic questions surrounding these subjects. 
 Chicago and Neio York: Band, McNcdly cfc co., 1892. 354 
 pp. 8°. 
 
 Knapp, Martin A. Government regulation of railroad rates. 
 
 JVew York State har association. Proceedings, 1895, pp. 
 93-lOJf. 
 
 Lewis, George H. National consolidation of the railways of the 
 United States, 
 JVew York: Dodd, Mead d; company, 1893. xv, {1), 326 pp. 
 12-. 
 
 Lewis, William Draper. The federal power over commerce and its 
 effect on state action, 
 Philadelphia: Univei'sity of Pennsylvania press, 1892. lJf5 
 pp. 8^. 
 
 " To trace the development of these constitutional ideas as set forth 
 in the opinions of the Federal courts is a most interesting and 
 instructive study, as one will find by reading the monograph 
 before us." 
 
 The standing of the interstate commerce commission before 
 
 the federal courts. 
 
 Americcm. lavj register, vol. 32 {Mar., 1893): 272-278. 
 
 McClain, Emlin, Federal protection against state power. 
 
 Harvard law review, vol. 6 {Mar. 15, 1893) : Jt.05-Jf.09. 
 
 A selection of cases on constitutional law, 
 
 Boston: Little, Pro2rn, and co/npany, 1900. xxxi, {1), 1080 
 pp. 8°. 
 
 "Regulation of commerce," pp. 235-422; a "Extent of federal 
 power," pp. 235-273; b. " Validity of state regulation;" 1. "Local 
 provisions; Control of harbors, bridges, dams, and ferries," pp. 
 273-302; 2. "Taxation of commerce," pp. 303-354; 3. "Exercise 
 of police power," pp. 355-401; c. "Federal tax on exports," pp. 
 402-404; d. "State tax on imports or exports," pp, 404-108; e. 
 "State tax on tonnage," pp. 409-422. 
 
6 LIST OF EEFERENCES ON FEDERAL CONTROL. 
 
 McLean, S. J. Federal regulation of l■ailwa3^s in the United States. 
 Economic journal^ vol. 10 {June, 1900): 157-171. 
 
 State regulation of railways in the United States. 
 
 Eco'nomic journal, vol. 10 {Sept.., 1900): 34^-369. 
 
 Mason, J. W. Governmental ownership of railroads. 
 
 American jour7ial of politics, vol. 2 {April, 1893): 355-375. 
 
 Mather, Robert. Constitutional construction and the commerce 
 clause. 
 
 American har association. Report of the twentieth annual 
 meeting, pp. 279-305. Philadelphia, 1897. <9°. 
 
 Miller, Samuel Freeman. Lectures on the constitution of the United 
 States. Edited with notes, b}^ J. C. Bancroft Davis. 
 Neio York and ATbany: Banks and hrothers, 1893. xxi, {1), 
 765 pp. 8'='. 
 
 "Regulation of commerce," pp. 394-403, 433-484. 
 
 Murfree, William L. Federal jurisdiction of corporations as "Citi- 
 zens." 
 
 Central law journal, vol. 36 {Apr. 21, 1893): 333-338. 
 
 Nelson, H. L. Growth of federal power in the United States. 
 Harper's magazine, vol. 85 {July, 1892): 2JiO-250. 
 
 Noyes, Walter Chadwick. A treatise on the law of intercorporate 
 relations. 
 Boston: Little, Brown, and cmnpany, 1902. xlviii, 703 
 pp. 8°. 
 
 ' ' Federal anti-trust statute' ' : " The statute and its constitutionality, ' ' 
 pp. 546-5.53; " Construction and application of federal statute," 
 pp. 554-577; "Rights, remedies, and procedure under federal 
 statute," pp. 578-587. 
 
 Paschal, George W. The Constitution of the United States defined 
 and carefully annotated. With an appendix, supplement, 
 and index thereto. [3d ed.] 
 Washington, I). C: W. II. Morrison, 1882. xx^ xxa-xxc, 
 (i), \xxi\-lxxii, 61t,lf, pyp. 8'^. 
 "Commerce,'' pp. 105-110. 
 
 Pingrey, D. H. Government partnership with corporations. 
 
 Chicago legal news, vol. 27 {June 22, 1895): 367. 
 
 Prentice, Ezra Parmalee, and John Garret Egan. The commerce 
 clause of the Federal Constitution. 
 Chicago: CaUaghand; company, 1898. Ixxv, {1),386 pp. 8^. 
 
 The Federal anti-trust law, pp. 317-337. 
 
LIST OF REFERENCES ON FEDERAL CONTROL. 7 
 
 Richardson, R. L. Government ownership of railroads. 
 
 Canadian magazine, vol. 15 {Se].)t. 1900): Ifi}t.-Ifi9; {Oct. 
 1900): 531-536; {Nov. 1900): 60-66; {Dee. 1900): 161^-171. 
 
 Russell, Alfred. Congress should abrogate federal jurisdiction over 
 state corporations. 
 Harvard law review, vol. 7 {April '25., 1893) : 16-23. 
 
 Seligman, E. R. A. Government ownership of quasi-public corpora- 
 tions. 
 
 Gunton'x magazine, vol. 20 {Aug. 1901): 305-322. 
 
 Shoemaker, Herbert B. Federal power to regulate interstate com- 
 merce and the police powers of the states. 
 America7i law review, vol. 29 {Jan.-Feh. 1895): 59-72. 
 
 Stickney, A. State control of trade and commerce by national or 
 state authority. 
 JYew Yorl-: Baker, Vorn-his d; company, 1898. 202 pp. 8°. 
 
 Story, Joseph. Commentaries on the constitution of the United 
 States: with a preliminary review of the constitutional 
 history of the colonies and states before the adoption of 
 the constitution. 5th ed., by Melville M. Bigelow. 
 
 Boston : Little, Brown and company, 1891. 2 vols. 8°. 
 " Power to regulate commerce," vol. 2, pp. 2-44. 
 
 Ten years of federal railway regulation. 
 
 ]Vatio7i, vol. 66 {Mar. 2^, 1898): 219-220. 
 
 Thayer, Joseph Bradley. Cases on constitutional law. With notes. 
 
 Camhridge: Charles W. Sever., 1895. 2 vols. 8°. 
 
 Cases on "the regulation of commerce, — foreign, interstate, and with 
 the Indian tribes," vol. 2, pp. 1783-2190. Limits of state and 
 national authority discussed in a note, vol. 2, pp. 2190-2191. 
 
 Thompson, Seymour D. Federal jurisdiction in case of corporations: 
 proposed act of Congress to restore the early rule on this 
 subject. 
 Americati law review, vol. 29 {Nov. -Dec. 1895): 86Ii-877. 
 
 Tiedeman, Christopher G. A treatise on state and federal control of 
 persons and property in the United States, considered from 
 both a civil and criminal standpoint. 
 
 St. Louis: The F. LL. Thomas law hook co., 1900. 2 vols. 8°. 
 
 Tucker, John Randolph. Congressional power over inter-state com- 
 merce. 
 American har association. Report, 1888, pp. 21^7-277. 
 
8 LIST OF REFERENCES ON FEDERAL CONTROL. 
 
 Tucker, John Randolph. The constitution of the United States. A 
 critical discussion of its genesis, development, and inter- 
 pretation. 
 
 (Jhicago: Callaghan and co.^ 1898. 2 vols. 8^. 
 "Commerce regulation," vol. 2, pp. 519-558. 
 
 Uhle, John B. The law governing* an original package. 
 
 American law register, n. s., vol. 29 {July- Aug. 1890): 4.09- 
 4S3; {Nov. 1890): 721-765; {Bee. 1890): 797-838. 
 
 United States. Industrial Commission. Reports. 
 
 Washington: Government lyrintiiig office.^ 1900-1902. 19 vols. 
 Maps. Facsimiles. Tahles. Diagrams. 8°. 
 
 Vols. 4 and 9 are devoted to transportation and include evidence 
 on the government ownership of railroads. The same su1;)ject is 
 also discussed in vols. 12 and 17, while material on the govern- 
 ment ownership of telegraphs and telephones is printed in vols. 
 9, 12, 14, 17. In the final report of the Commission, vol. 19, pp. 
 481-484, recommendations on the subject of transportation are 
 made which include one for the revival and strengthening of the 
 policy of government supervision and control of railroads, as 
 originally laid down in the Senate Committee report of 1886 and 
 embodied the following year in the Interstate-Commerce Act. 
 
 Interstate co')nmerce commission. Annual reports. 
 
 Wasliington: Government printiyig office, 1887-1902. 15 
 
 vols. 8^. 
 
 Senate. Select committee on interstate commerce. Report. 
 
 Submitted to the Senate, January 18, 1886. 
 Washington: Government printing office, 1886. 2 vols. 8°. 
 {It.9th Congress, 1st session. Senate report no. 4.6^ parts 1 
 and 2.) 
 
 Vol. 1. Report, with appendix. Vol. 2. Testimony. 
 
 University of Pennsylvania. Department of Jil story. State docu- 
 ments on federal relations. Edited with notes bj' Herman 
 V. Ames. Nos. 1-4. 
 PiiiladelpUa, 1900-1902. 8^. 
 
 No. 1: Interpretation of the Constitution during the first two dec- 
 ades of its history. 
 No. 2: State rights and the war uf 1812; 1809-1815. 
 No. 3: The reserved rights of the states and the jurisdiction of fed- 
 eral courts, 1819-1832. 
 No. 4: The tariff and nullification, 1820-1833. 
 
 Walker, Aldace F. Operation of the interstate commerce law. 
 
 Forum, vol. 11 {July, 1891): 52^-540. 
 
 Wintersteen, A. H. The commerce clause and the state. 
 
 American law register, n. s., vol. 28 {Dec. 1889): 733-7 J,7. 
 
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