Lang v. Marshalltown Light, Power & Railway Co.

I. On August 10, 1910, the plaintiff was a passenger of the defendant on its line of street railway which was being operated in the city of Marshalltown. She had arrived in the city at the station of the Northwestern Railway, having come from her home at Lamoille and took passage on defendant’s street car at the railway station. She claims that on entering the ear or soon after she told the conductor that she desired to get off at Second street, and that before reaching that point she signaled the conductor, who called the name of the street. She also claims that the car stopped at Second…