Saginaw Suburban Railway Co. v. Connelly

Complainant, a Michigan corporation organized under the train railway act for the purpose of *396constructing a railway between Flint and Saginaw, filed its bill of complaint against defendant, setting forth, among other things, that, after its organization, it proceeded to construct an electric railway by making a certain amount of grade and putting thereon ties and steel rails; that, after this labor had been performed and expenditure for materials made, the work of construction was suspended; that in May, 1903, George Silsby was deposed from his office as president of said road and Arthur G.…