Missouri, K. & T. Ry. Co. of Texas v. Burnett

Appellant's road at a point in Greenville runs east and west and on its way crosses King street, a public highway, which runs north and south. South of the railroad and west of King street is a seed-house and gin, said structures being 55 feet south of the railway. At a point east of King street and on the south side of its track appellant has built, for the accommodation of the owners of the gin, a switch, which extends west and across and beyond King street until it reaches the gin. At the time laid in the petition in this case, while appellee's driver, C. T. Wood, was crossing, or about to…