Wray v. Knoxville, LaFollette & Jellico Railroad

This is a proceeding to condemn lands for railroad purposes under the exercise of the power of eminent domain. The case has so far proceeded that the matter now in controversy is the compensation to be paid for the land taken and the damages to the remainder of the two separate lots involved.

The jury returned a gross verdict for the appellants, Wray and wife, for $1,575, and they have appealed to this court and assigned errors which Avill all be disposed oí in a general way.

The property sought to be appropriated is a part each of two vacant lots in Darner on’s addition to Knoxville, fronting…