Bowsher v. Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Co.

Plaintiff lived on the north side of a highway, 20 to 25 rods east of the defendant’s railroad, 3 miles north of the village of Kalkaska, in Kalkaska county. The railroad, which there runs north and south, crosses the highway at right angles. This action is for damages for the alleged negligent killing of plaintiff’s 18 months old daughter at the crossing August 13, 1910. The negligence of defendant alleged in the declaration is a failure to blow the whistle for the crossing; failure to *341Ting the engine bell, and failure to maintain a proper lookout from the engine for persons or objects upon…