Clark v. Michigan Central Railroad

Main street, in the village of Chelsea, runs north and south, and crosses the defendant’s six tracks at an angle of about 25 degrees. The freight and passenger houses are south of the tracks; the former being a few rods west, and the latter about the same distance east, of Main street. On the north side of the railroad tracks is a driveway extending from Main street westerly, parallel with the tracks, between which and the tracks are three buildings. The first is Wood’s ware*25house, and is situated but a few feet from Main street; next is Kempf’s warehouse, which stands farther west, but in…