Lake Erie & Western Railway Co. v. Griffin

—The complaint of the appellees, John W. Griffin and William L. Cory, against the appellant, a demurrer to which for want of sufficient facts was overruled, showed that on a day not stated, in June, 1881, the Hew Castle and Rushville Railroad Company had located the center of its right of way on the line dividing the east onelialf of a certain quarter section of land in Henry county, Indiana, from the west one-half thereof, and for the purpose of its right of way desired to purchase a strip of land two rods in width off the east side of said west one-half; that the appellee Griffin was then…