City of Olean v. Pennsylvania Railroad

In pursuance of an order of the public service commission made in 1910 the defendant constructed at its own expense an overhead crossing of a new highway over its tracks in Olean together with the approaches, completing the approaches by paving the roadway “ with clean gravel to a depth of six inches after rolling,” as required by such order. The approach from the north line of Reed street north to the bridge over the tracks, a distance of 366.2 feet, was constructed entirely upon lands of the defendant, such lands having been donated by the defendant for such highway purpose. The lands…