Indianapolis Rolling Mill Co. v. City of Indianapolis

This was a complaint for an injunction by the Indianapolis Rolling Mill Co., the appellant, against the appellees.

It is alleged in the complaint that the appellant is a corporation, created by and under the laws of the State of Indiana; that in April, 1857, one Richard A. Douglass was the owner of out-lot 125, in the city of Indianapolis, on which he was then about to erect a rolling mill, for the purpose of rolling and re-rolling railroad iron, which would involve an outlay of at least $100,000 ; that to work said mill successfully, it was necessary to have a railroad track therefrom,…