91 Iowa 16 | Iowa | 1894
In reaching the conclusion announced we are not unmindful of the fact that grade-crossings always interfere to some extent with the use of the intersecting tracks, and that over- or under-crossings will be feasible in a great number of cases where grade-crossings are sought; but it does not follow that, in all such cases, grade-crossings should be denied. The difficulty and expense of the over- or under-crossing, and the business to be done on the railway to be crossed, and other relevant facts must be considered, in each case, in determining whether a grade-crossing would unnecessarily impede the travel and transportation on the road to be crossed, within the meaning of the statute. It is our opinion that the orders made by the district court, so far as we are required to review them,, were authorized by the evidence and the law, and that they accomplished just results. They are, therefore, aeeikmed.