Turner v. Texas & N. O. Ry. Co.

GRAVES, Justice.

A statement of the nature of and issues in the case, mutually conceded to be correct, is thus taken from the briefs:

“Defendant-in-error’s first amended original petition declared upon- a written contract between defendant-in-error, the Dayton & Goose Creek Railroad Company and plaintiff-in-error, dated June 21, 1927, the agreement being termed an ‘Agreement for Industry Track,’ which provided among other things that the Dayton & Goose Creek Railway Company and defendant-in-error would construct a certain siding not to exceed 1380 feet in length to connect with the main track…