RAILROADS — Construction of Side Tracks — Procedure. Private persons or corporations, desiring the construction of side tracks to accomodate their particular industries, should proceed under section 33, art. 9, of the Constitution (Snyder's Const. p. 267) requiring such persons or corporations to pay the cost of such construction.
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DUNN, J.
This case is an appeal to this court by plaintiff in error, defendant below, from an order made by the Corporation Commission of the state requiring it to build a side track to serve the industry of the defendant in error the Snyder Ice Storage Company, who was complainant below. The facts, as developed at the hearing and found in the order, bring the case within the rule announced by this court in the case of Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Ry. Co. v. State et al., 23 Okla. 94, 99 P. 901, and Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company v. State of Oklahoma and J. B. Davis, 24 Okla. 616, 104 P. 908, and St. Louis San Francisco Railroad Company v. Haywood et al., ante, p. 417, 106 P. 862. The complainant sought relief under section 18 of article 9 of the Constitution (Snyder's Const. p. 238), when under the facts its remedy was provided for by section 33 of article 9 of the Constitution (Snyder's Const. p. 267).
For the reason set forth in the foregoing opinions, the order of the Corporation Commission is reversed.
All the Justices concur.