Delfs v. Dunshee

One Nelson was driving plaintiff’s horse, hitched to a Frazer cart, in an easterly direction on the south side of First Avenue. The inside wheel was- one or two feet from the curbing, and the horse was moving at the speed of about seven miles an hour. When halfway between Eleventh and Twelfth .Streets, the defendant’s automobile, operated by himself and moving in the same direction at tbe speed of from ten to fourteen miles an hour, came opposite Nelson without warning of its approach. The estimated distance of- its inside wheel from the outside wheel of the cart' varied from two to- ten…