Chicago, R. I. & G. Ry. Co. v. Myers

Some time in September, 1922, a building owned by A. J. Myers, Sr., and occtípied by A. J. Myers, Jr., situated near the village of Vineyard, in Jack county, Tex., was destroyed, together with the contents, by fire, and the Myerses, father and son, instituted suit against the appellant railway company upon allegations of negligence in originating the fire.

Ir. a general way, and in substance, the facts show that the line of appellant’s railway at the point in question extended from the southeast to the northwest; that south of the right of way was a public road, and south of this public road…