Township of Pinconning v. Detroit & MacKinac Railway Co.

The township of Pinconning was using gravel during the month of July, 1924, and had two cars shipped to it at Pinconning over defendant’s railroad. There is testimony tending to show that it had two cars shipped every other day. The gravel was shipped in gondola cars and they were placed on a team track where they were unloaded into trucks and a wagon. One Henry Rock was in the employ of the township in the work of unloading. On the afternoon’of July 11th, one of the cars had been unloaded and the workmen were in the other cax. They had filled the trucks and wagon and were waiting for their…