L. G. Arnold, Inc. v. City of Hudson

The plaintiff contends that the judgment is not supported by the findings of fact. The court in substance found that prior to 1930 the city of Hudson had acquired for highway purposes a strip of land one hundred feet wide which was thereafter improved and which served as an approach to a bridge spanning the St. Croix river. This street or dyke was maintained by the city of Hudson, although at first the city had no financial interest in the bridge itself. Prior to 1916 or 1918 the bridge was maintained by a private company which collected toll for the use thereof. Along about 1916 or 1918 the…