Hagaman v. Manley

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Burch, J.:

After a shifting of plaintiffs and beneficiaries, the action in the district court became one by F. L. Hagaman, as administrator of the estate of George Miller, deceased, to recover damages for Miller’s death. Death was caused by collision between two motor trucks. One was owned by John Manley, doing business as the Manley Transfer Company. At the time of the accident this truck was operated by John Lowen. Miller was riding in the other truck. Manley and Lowen were made defendants.

The action was originally commenced by Janie Miller, as…