Sebring v. Quackenbush
New York Supreme Court
Taxpayer's action to restrain ofFteals of the city of Corning from removing the clock tower from Clock Tower square,
1Opinion of the CourtCunningham, J.
This action is brought by the plaintiff, as a taxpayer, to restrain the defendants from removing the clock tower from its present location in a public square of the city.
Market street is the principal street of the city of Corning and runs easterly and westerly; Pine street runs northerly and southerly *610to Market street. Them mm, public square extending northerly from the junction of Market and Pine streets to the* Chemung river. The tracks of the New York Central railroad cross this square at a point about two hundred feet north of Market street. The square is one hundred and twenty-five…
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