Missouri, K. & T. Ry. Co. of Texas v. Burnett

Appellant’s road at a point in Greenville runs east and west and on its way crosses King street, a public highway, which runs north and south. South of the railroad and west of King street is a seed-house and gin, said structures being 55 feet south of the railway. At a point east of King street and on the south side of its track appellant has built, for the accommodation of the owners of the gin, a switch, which extends west and across and beyond King street until it reaches the gin. At the time laid in the petition in this case, while ap-pellee’s driver, C. T. Wood, was crossing, or about…