Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Tuttle
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Clark Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
William Rogers Clay, Commissioner
Reversing.
■ In the year 1911, the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company contemplated an extension of its Kentucky Division so as to connect with its line near Irvine, and the citizens of Clark county were anxious to have the new line built from Winchester to Irvine. T. J. Tuttle was the owner of a farm on Howard’s Upper Creek in Clark county, containing about 300 acres and located on the proposed route. This farm is long and narrow and contains numerous ridges and hollows. At that time the land was worth $35.00 or $40.00 an acre. On…
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