Lusk v. State
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Appeal from the State Corporation Commission. A complaint was filed by J. O. Hamilton and others before the Corporation Commission against the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad _ Company, which was in the hands of James W. Lusk and others', as receivers. From an order requiring that the railroad company and its receivers build a depot and complete same by a certain time, the receivers appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtTurner, J.
On December 19, 1913, J. O. Hamilton and certain other citizens of Henryetta, Okla., filed their complaint before the Corporation Commission against the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company, already in the hands of receivers appointed by a United States court, the object of which complaint was to require the company to construct a new passenger depot at Henryetta. After defendant was served with notice of the time and place for a hearing thereupon, pursuant to section 18, of article 9 of the Constitution, and did not appear, to wit, on April 2, 1914, the Corporation Commission…
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