Fowler v. International Railway Co.

Buffalo avenue, in the city of Niagara Falls, runs east and west. It is sixty-six feet wide; the south twenty-nine feet is paved, with a curb on both sides. The northerly portion of the street, north of the north curb, is occupied, under a franchise from the city, by the defendant with a double-track line. North of this line, and parallel with it, he the double tracks of the New York Central, then the single track of the Erie, and then the International high-speed right of way. North of this series of tracks lies what is known as the Echota section of Niagara Falls. Leading from Buffalo…