Meyers v. Detroit & Charlevoix Railroad

Defendant operates a railroad through the village of Alba. At that place a sawmill and yard are maintained by Tindle & Jackson. Prior to December, 1907, defendant had constructed and maintained a spur track into this yard for the accommodation of Tindle & Jackson. This spur was known as siding No. 1. In December, 1907, defendant constructed a second spur from siding No. 1, which was known as siding No. 2. The siding last constructed passed near *405the office of Tindle & Jackson. At the time said siding was constructed, there was in existence a telephone line (two wires) which crossed both…