Missouri Pacific Railroad v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the CourtBooth, Chief Justice
The plaintiff railroad company was incorporated under the laws of Missouri. The petition in this case is for the recovery of $3,885 alleged to be due the plaintiff for switching service, a sum in excess of the regular and established rate for transporting 10,697 soldiers from point of origin to destination. The facts are as follows:
Military Junction is a point on the main line of plaintiff’s road, between Fort Smith and Argenta, Arkansas. Camp Pike, a military training camp, was located about 4.54 miles northwest of Military Junction, and from Military Junction to Camp Pike the plaintiff…
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