Gravel Switch & Little South Telp. Co. v. Lebanon, Louisville & Lexington Telp. Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 16— ACTION BY THE GRAVEL SWITCH & LITTLE SOUTH TELEPHONE COMPANY AGAINST THE LEBANON, _ LOUISVILLE & LEXINGTON TELE- ' PHONE COMPANY AND OTHERS Appeal from Marion Circuit Court. * I. II. Thurman, Circuit Judge. Prom a judgment of dismissal, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Hobson.
On September 21, 1894, the city council of Lebanon, a city of the fourth class, by an. ordinance granted to B. T. Conway the right to construct and maintain a telephone system along the streets and alleys of the city. Conway on March 9, 1895, assigned his rights under the grant to J. S. Coleman & Co., who on the same day assigned them to the Lebanon, Louisville & Lexington Telephone Company, and that company erected and maintained a telephone system in Lebanon under the grant, and had connections with Louisville and a number of other places. The Gravel…
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