Cox v. Central California Traction Co.

The plaintiffs had judgment in the above-entitled action, and the defendant appeals.

The record in this case discloses that on or about the twenty-first day of March, 1924, the plaintiff Fannie M. Cox was a passenger on a street-car then owned and operated by the defendant in the city of Sacramento. That at the intersection of Eighth and K Streets, in said city, the car in question came to a stop and the plaintiff prepared to alight, by using the exit and steps at the front end of the car. That the front end of the car was guarded by an iron gate which doubled back upon itself when placed in…