Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co. v. Byrd

WILLSON, Chief Justice.

— Appellee recovered a judgment against appellant for the sum of $125 as the value of a horse belonging to the former alleged to have been negligently killed by the latter in the operation of one of its trains within the corporate limits of the town of Sulphur Springs. The horse was killed, as found by the trial court, at a point on appellant’s line of railroad' it was not required to have fenced, between League Street, in said town, and Moore Avenue, the street- nearest to League Street on the east and running parallel with it.

It is reasonably certain from the evidence…