Supreme Court of Connecticut November 15, 1872 (Tucker v. Housatonic Railroad)
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United States · · · 15-11-1872
Foster, J.
From the motion in this case it appears that the various connecting railroad companies, between Quincy, Illinois, vid Chicago, and Bridgeport, in this state, had entered into a mutual arrangement by which each of said companies furnished a certain number of cars painted blue, known as “ blue line cars,” which were to be run over the respective roads of the said companies for the safe
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