Carrizzo v. New York, Susquihanna and Western Railroad

The matters here in controversy arose at Bogota, a small station on the line of the defendant’s railroad in New Jersey. Among the industrial plants there is the Traders’ Paper Board Company, which in 1908 was being operated by the Chancery Court of New Jersey, through Mr. Charles W. Bell, as receiver.

At Bogota there are three other manufacturing concerns which have private sidings connecting with the defendant’s tracks. The railroad had only a small freight house, fourteen hy fourteen feet, for local town freight, such as groceries and provisions, of insignificant volume. The defendant had no…