Hudson v. Louisiana Railway & Navigation Co.

T. W. Hudson alleging that Louisiana Railway & Navigation Co. had for three days during the month of March and two during April, 1923, blockaded with its pile driver and train equipment, the only logging road, whereby he was able to haul logs to his sawmill which he was operating on the line of defendant’s railroad, in such a way that it was impossible to get logs to his mill and that as a consequence he was forced to shut down his mill on said days and suffered a loss amounting to $531.00 on account of said act of defendant, brought suit to recover said amount. He further alleged that the…