Neal v. Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry. Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Walling,

The track of the defendant railway company, extending through the Borough of Indiana in a northerly and southerly direction, is crossed near the passenger station by Philadelphia Street and further north by Water Street. A spur track, or siding, leaving the main line on the east side and north of the last named street, extends southerly in a widening curve ending near Philadelphia Street. In the spring of 1924 this siding was used by the Columbus Asphalt Company, which located a plant on defendant’s property, where it received and prepared road material. On May…