116 US 28 Utah Ry Co v. Fisher  6 S.Ct. 246  116 U.S. 28  29
L.Ed. 542  FISHER, Assessor, etc.1  Filed December 14, 1885.
John F. Dillon and A. J. Poppleton, for appellants.  Jos. K.
McCammon, for appellee.    The plaintiff became a corporation of
Utah under an act of the territory of February 12, 1869, for the
incorporation of railroad companies; and by the act of Congress
of June 20, 1878, it was made a railway corporation, not only of
that territory, but of Idaho ahd Montana also, with the same
rights and privileges it had under its original articles of
incorporation, with a proviso, however, that it should
thereafter be subject to all laws and regulations in relation to
railroads of the United States, or of any territory or state
through which it might pass. 20 St. c. 362, § 2. It now owns and
operates in Idaho a railroad, which, for the distance of 69
miles and a fraction of a mile, passes through a tract of land
in the county of Oneida, known as the 'Fort Hill Indian
Reservation,' which was on the thir