Taylor v. Chicago & Alton Railroad

Within the limits of its yards at Dwight the appellant, Chicago & Alton Eailroad Company, had, on April 24, 1907, several tracks running in a northeasterly and southwesterly direction, which from east to west were known as the business track, the north-hound main track, the south bound main track, a switch track known as No. 2, the main track of the Peoria division and a coal track. West of the coal track were located a round-house and turn-table, and between the main Peoria track and the south-bound main track were located a water tank and the depot. A track running in a southeasterly…