National Council of Railway Patrolmen's Union v. Sealy
District Court, S.D. Texas
1Opinion of the Court
KENNERLY, District Judge.
Since about December 1, 1940, the City of Galveston, in this District and Division, has owned and operated properties known as the Galveston Wharf Properties (formerly ‘ operated by the Galveston Wharf Company), consisting of an extensive system of approximately 50 miles of railway tracks, locomotives, and other rolling stock, roundhouses, repair yards, grain elevators, warehouses, cotton sheds, and wharves, etc. Such system is handled by and is under the general control and direction of defendants, George Sealy et al., who are called Trustees. Such City and/or such…
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