Woodall v. South Cov. & Cin. St. Ry Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 63. — SUIT BY PRANK WOODALL AGAINST THE SOUTH COVINGTON & CINCINNATI STREET RAILWAY COMPANY FOR A MANDATORY INJUNCTION REQUIRING IT TO REMOVE ITS TRACKS, POLES, &c FROM A CERTAIN STREET — Appeal from Kenton Oircnit Conrt (Criminal Common Law and Equity Division). M. L. ITarbeson, Judge. Prom a judgment sustaining a demurrer to the petition, plaintiff appeals. —
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Hobson.
— Affirming-
Prior to July, 1901, the South Covington & Cincinnati Railway Company owned and operated a *513street car system in the city of Covington under valid franchises owned by it. The various routes on which the cars were operated all converged at the suspension bridge over which the cars passed to and from Cincinnati. They reached the bridge by tracks which passed over Scott and Greenup streets to Second, and over Second to the bridge. In 1901 the city desired to widen Court avenue, which is a street running directly south from the bridge; and a part of…
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