Jacksonville Public Service Corp. v. Calhoun Water Co.

January 1, 1909, the Jacksonville Oil Mill Company, a corporation, did “grant, bargain, sell, alien and convey” to the Calhoun Light & Power Company, a corporation, “All the wire and pole lines, cut-in, wires, transformers, meters, arc lamps and fixtures; also the reservoir, dam and water system now owned by and in possession of the party of the first part and used in the electric light plant which the party of the first part has heretofore operated in the city of Jacksonville, Alabama,, together also with the following other machinery located in the power plant of the party of the first…