Hull v. East Line & Red River R. R.

Stayton, Associate Justice.

The case made by the appellant is, that he entered the passenger car of the appellee, at Daingerfield, to go to “Veal’s switch,” a point, though not a regular station, at which the railway company frequently received and put off passengers; of which he had knowledge at the time he entered the car. He purchased no ticket before entering the car but, as a witness, stated that *620after entering the car, he informed the conductor where he desired to stop and paid him the fare claimed for transporting him to that place. He further shows that the conductor, upon reaching…