Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. Francis

1. On the trial of an action against a railroad company for damages for the alleged negligent killing of the plaintiff’s mules by the defendant’s train, where the alleged negligence consisted in failure to have the track "properly sanded,” and in the engineer to keep a lookout, and in not blowing the whistle or ringing the bell, and in operating the train at a negligent rate of speed under the circumstances, and in not stopping the train after the engineer discovered the mules on the track, a charge to the jury that if the cars of the defendant were *384in a “proper condition” or wore operated in…