Lancaster Electric Light Co. v. Taylor

*180Opinion op the Couet by

Judge Tuenee

— Reversing.

There is in the city of Lancaster a lot adjoining or near the public school which was rented in 1914 and prior thereto by the school authorities as a playground for the students. The owner, however, reserved the right to rent the same for street fairs, tent shows and other such amusements.

In the early summer of 1914 the owner rented the lot to a street fair company, and at the request of the management appellant’s electric wires were run on the lot so that the street fair people might have the benefit of the electric lights in their exhibitions.…