Bushnell v. Chicago & Northwestern R'y Co.

i railpany^l sur-m' ft“tobiualor' company. I. There was evidence tending to show that one Ira Iiusted, an employe of the defendant, was injaired an accident, for which it may be assumed the defendant was responsible. At his own request he was taken to the plaintiff’s house. The acei¿¡ent occim,e(j on gunqay; and Hosted died on the next Saturday. Dr. J. B. Cox was in the employ of the defendant as its surgeon, and the evidence tended io show that he agreed that the defendant would compensate the plaintiff for taking care of Iiusted, and for meals furnished nurses and others. There was no…