Dallas Cotton Mills v. Industrial Co.
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtNickels, J.
The Dallas Cotton Mills, plaintiff in error, owns a block of land in the city of Dallas, bounded on all four sides by streets which furnish outlets through connecting highways to aU portions of the city. Just north of this block and separated from it by Barnett street, which runs east and west, the defendant in error Industrial Company owns two blocks, and also owns two other blocks just north of these and separated from them by what is known as Dexter street — South Lamar street running north and south connects with Barnett street just north’ of the north boundary line of the block owned by…
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