Heffron v. Detroit City Railway Co.

The plaintiff sues in trespass on the case, claiming damages on account of his ejection by a; conductor from one of defendant's cars.

The declaration, in substance, alleges that, on payment by any passenger of the regular fare, five cents, at any point where the cars are boarded on Woodward avenue, in Detroit, such passenger is entitled to ride on defendant's cars from such point to the Michigan Central depot, and that, on payment of said five cents to the Woodward-avenue conductor, such passenger becomes entitled to a ticket, to show he has paid his fare on the Woodward-avenue line car, and…