Tate v. . Fisher

It was in evidence that the prosecutor, A. L. Lingle, was the owner of the lands in question and in possession; that defendant was in the employ of the Yadkin Railroad Company, then constructing its railroad from Salisbury to Norwood; that prosecutor's lands were on the line of said railroad; that said railroad company had purchased from prosecutor a right of way one hundred feet wide over its said lands, which had been conveyed to it by deed from prosecutor; that in the construction of its said road, said company had unloaded a lot of cross-ties on the right of way so purchased from…