Vann, J. A municipal corporation possesses not only the powers specifically conferred upon it by its charter, but also such as are necessarily incident to, or may fairly be implied from, those powers, including all that are essential to the declared object of its existence. (Le Couteulx v. City of Buffalo, <span class="citation" data-"358745…
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