Texas v. Texarkana MacH. Shops

(after stating the facts as above). The street in controversy had origin and was created by prescription, as determined by the jury. The appellee, as proven, has rights of an abutting proprietor. The appellant, as proven, is the owner of the fee of the land covered by the street next to its lot, and has placed thereon one or more structures. There has not been cessation of the use of the street by the general public or the abutting proprietors. The public and the abut-ters continued to use the street to the time of the erection of the obstruction by defendants. The appellee seeks by…