Nunn v. Georgia Railroad

Hall, Justice.

The plaintiff had a season ticket, commomy known as a, “book,” which entitled him to travel on the cars of the defendant company from Atlanta to his home at Clarkstom a point between the regular stations on the road at Decatur and Stone Mountain, at which trains stopped to put off and take on passengers when so notified. On the night in question, he took passage at Atlanta for his home, and *711when he delivered the conductor his ticket, he informed him that he had lost much sleep the night before, and would probably sleep on his journey, and requested him, when he reached his…