Jones v. Indiana Power Co.

Appellee filed its petition to appropriate a right of way for its electric power line extending approximately in a straight course across certain lands, which included the appropriation of eight tracts, each thirty feet square, something less than eight hundred feet apart, with the right to swing wires twenty-five feet above the ground from each of such tracts to the next one, and to maintain such line of wires, and the right to clear off the brush and timber thirty feet on either side of the center line of such wires. The lands across which the right of way was sought were described in the…