Kentucky Heating Co. v. City of Louisville

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Carroll

Dismissing appeal.

This suit was brought originally in July, 1910, by Z. T. Underwood, a resident and taxpayer of the city of Louisville, in which he charged, in substance, that on August 11, 1888, the Kentucky Bock Gas Co., of which the Kentucky Heating Co. is the successor in title and interest, was granted by an ordinance of the city of Louisville the privilege of laying its pipes and mains in and along the streets, alleys and public ways of the city for a period of twenty years from and after August 11,1888; that on August 11, 1908, the privilege granted…