Reidinger v. Cleveland Iron Mining Co.

In the year 1857 the defendant, being-then the owner of lot two on block three of a plat made by said company in addition to the city of Marquette, conveyed the same to William J. Gordon and Peter White, “reserving therefrom all that part of said lot above described which is now used and occupied by said Cleveland Iron -Mining Company for railroad or railway purposes, to be used and occupied by the said Cleveland Iron Mining Company, its successors and assigns, so long as needed or desired by them for the right of way for *32said railroad or railway purposes.” Gordon subsequently conveyed his…