North River Transportation Co. v. Denney

A highway, known as the North River road, extends in a general ■ southeasterly' direction from Aberdeen. There is a point on the highway about twenty-five miles from Aberdeen, known as Saginaw Spur, at which point the highway crosses the logging railroad of the Saginaw Timber Company. The logging road and its branches run into the timber to the north, reaching logging camps conducted by the Saginaw Timber Company or its predecessor, commencing earlier than 1917. None of the camps were situated on the highway. The highway extends beyond Saginaw Spur southeasterly five miles to, and possibly a…