School District v. Shenango Valley Railroad ( 1897 )

Per Curiam,

Notwithstanding the plausible argument of the appellant’s counsel, we are of opinion that the learned president judge of the court below correctly construed the local Act of April 6, 1870, P. L. 935, and entered the proper judgment. In reaching this conclusion we have confined our attention exclusively to the facts agreed upon in the case stated. For the reasons well stated in his opinion, and in the opinion of his learned predecessor quoted therein, the judgment is affirmed.