St. Louis S. F. R. Co. v. Town of Troy
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Appeal from the Corporation Commission. Proceeding by the Town of Troy and others before the State Corporation Commission to compel the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company to stop an interstate train at a certain station. From an order granting the relief, the railroad appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtKane, J.
The complaint filed in this case prayed that a regular agent be installed to perform all the duties usually performed by station agents, -including telegraph service, at the town of Troy, and also alleged that the passenger facilities furnished by the plaintiff in error were inadequate, and prayed for an order requiring trains Nos. 9 and 10, known as the fast trains on appellant’s line of road, running from St. Louis to Sherman, Tex., be stopped on flag to perform passenger service. Upon hearing, the commission found that Troy was situated half way between Ravia and Mill Creek, on the line of…
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