Robertson v. New Orleans & G. N. R. Co.

Anderson, J.,

specially concurred.

I have grave doubts as to the soundness of the decision in this case, and still I am unable to combat, to my entire satisfaction, the reasoning; of the opinion. I therefore yield my doubts and concur in the decision. In doing so, however, I feel that it might answer a good purpose to set'down the principal reasons for my doubts. There are three outstanding facts to be kept in mind in the consideration of this case, namely:(a) Appellee’s terminal yards, storage and switch tracks thereon, as well as its main line and all of its operations in and upon its yards…