Reed v. City of Seattle

— The appellants, Reed, sought by this action to enjoin the respondents from erécting in one of the public streets of the city of Seattle a station to be used for the sale of gasoline, oils, greases, and other automobile accessories. A general demurrer was interposed and sustained to their complaint, and a judgment of dismissal entered. • This appeal is from the judgment so entered.

In Substance, it is alleged in the complaint that the’ appellants are the owners and in possession of a certain described tract of land situated in the city of, Seattle, which abuts upon a public street therein;…