Street Railroad v. Wildman

August 21st, 18S3, the complainant, a corporation duly organized and conducting the business of operating a street railroad upon and along the streets and over the bridges of East Saginaw, claiming the exclusive right to do so under an ordinance of said city granting it the franchise, filed a bill of complaint in the circuit court for the county of Saginaw, in chancery, against the defendant James Wild man, alleging its rights in the premises, and that said defendant was threatening to remove a large frame building, of- which he was the owner, upon and along Washington avenue, over and upon…