Byington v. Horton

April 25, 1938, there was, and for several years prior thereto had been, a hard-surfaced highway 18 feet in width, running from Pocatello through the village of Alameda in a general northerly direction to Blackfoot, Idaho, known as U. S. Highway No. 91. And on April 25, 1938, appellant Jewell Horton, Sr., was, and for many years prior thereto had been, employed by Bannock county in the maintenance and supervision of county roads. In his work of supervising roads, Horton drove an old 1929 Chevrolet pick-up truck furnished by the county. On the last-mentioned date, and for some time prior…