Sulzberger & Sons Co. of America v. Page

It is alleged substantially, and admitted in the pleadings, that on the 30th day of May, 1914, the appellee, Page, was employed by the Texas & Pacific Railway Company, as a flagman, and as such it was his duty to keep a lookout for travelers on St. Paul street, in the city of Dallas, approaching the crossing of the railroad track along Pacific avenue, and to keep a lookout for trains and warn travelers seeking to use the crossing of the approach’of trains. The allegations and the facts show Pacific avenue ruhs east and west and the railway company’s tracks are laid about the center of this…