McKell v. Collins Colliery Co.

,McWhorter, Judge:

On the 15th day of June, 1893, Thomas G. McKell and Jean D. McKell, his wife, leased to the Collins Colliery Company, a corporation, for the period of twenty-five years from said date, for coal-mining and coal-coking purposes only, a tract of one thousand, thirty-six acres-of land in Fayette and Raleigh counties. Said lease contains the following reservations: “Also, the right of way for any railroads or wagon roads that may be required for the further development of any of the property of the lessors is excepted and reserved by lessors, and proper right of air courses from…