Hopkins v. Greensburg, Kingston, & Clarksburg Turnpike Co.

This was a complaint by the appellants against the appellees, the appellee Miller being the treasurer of the county, to restrain the collection of certain assessments against the appellants for purposes of the road.

The complaint alleges the organization of the company in April, 1867, for the purpose of constructing a turnpike road from Greensburg, by way of Kingston, to Clarksburg, in said county; the filing of a petition before the board of commissioners for the appointment of assessors of benefits; the appointment of such assessors; and the return to the auditor of their assessment on the…