Galveston, H. & S. A. Ry. Co. v. West

This is a suit for damages alleged to have resulted to appellees by reason of personal injuries sustained by the wife of Buck Searcy West oh July 4, 1911, when a team driven by said West became frightened at a locomotive on appellant’s track, at a public road crossing, and Mrs. West jumped from the vehicle. Appellant’s statement of the issues made by the pleading is adopted by us, as follows:

“Appellees charged, in substance, that as they approached appellant’s track in their carriage at a public road crossing for the purpose of crossing they found the crossing blocked by a locomotive; that…