Missouri, O. & G. Ry. Co. v. State
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Appeal from Order of Corporation Commission. Proceedings before the Corporation Commission against the Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway Company. From an order of the Commission requiring that the railroad company change the location of its depot, etc., in the village of Salina, the railroad company brings error. Re- versed.
1Opinion of the CourtKane, C. J.
The appellant appeals from an order of the Corporation Commission, which required it to change the location of its depot, house tracks, and other facilities at the village of Salina.
The record discloses that during the year 1912 the appellant commenced the construction 1 of a line of railroad from Wagoner, in Wagoner county, Oklahoma, northeasterly through Mayes, Delaware, and Ottawa counties, to Joplin, Mo. After leaving Wagoner, Okla., the railway was located east of Grand river, giving to that section of the country its first railroad. Upon the line of the proposed right of way and on the…
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