Lincoln Ice Co. v. Johnson

This was an action for personal injuries, received by being run over by one of appellant’s wagons. Whether the plaintiff was at the time of the injury in the exercise of ordinary care for his own safety, and whether his negligence, if any, was slight as compared with the negligence of the defendant, and that of the defendant was gross, -were questions for the jury under proper instructions from the court. An examination of the evidence reveals no sufficient reason for interfering with their conclusion as to those matters.

It is insisted the eleventh instruction asked for by appellant should…