Louisville Railway Co. v. Simons

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Hurt

Reversing.

The way known as 46th street, in the city of Louisville, intersects Broadway and Greenwood avenue, at right angles, and to the eastward of where it intersects the latter street, is situated White City, or Riverside Park, a pleasure ground, where many persons, bent on various forms of amusement and pleasure, are accustomed to frequent. From the pleadings of appellant, railway company, and the appellee, L. Simons, and the small fragment of evidence, which is brought up in the record, it is gathered, that in the year, 1898, the territory, now covered by…