Jenkins v. Central of Georgia Railway Co.

The railway company demurred to the plaintiff’s petition; he amended it, and the result produced was substantially as follows, so far as the setting forth of a cause of action is concerned; During the month of January, 1903, the defendant company operated a steam-shovel within half a mile of plaintiff’s home near Felton, in Haralson county, which was used for the purpose of hoisting dirt and loading the same on cars, to be transported to various points along the company’s railway. On or about January 12, an employee of the company came to plaintiff’s house and told him that “Mr. Clint Morgan,…