Reudelhuber v. Douglas County

Morrissey, O. J.

May 25, 1918, one D. W. Wiley, with a party of friends, of whom plaintiff was one, in attempting to drive his automobile across one of defendant’s bridges, forming a part of the public roadway, collided with a guard, or railing, of the bridge. Plaintiff was thrown out of the automobile and suffered a fractured knee. He brought suit against the county, alleging that the iron guard rail at the west end of the bridge, and on the south side thereof, had become loosed from the clamp by which it had been fastened to the frame of the bridge, and had been so bent that it protruded…