Southern Railway Co. v. Sanders

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Miller —

Affirming.

On March 5, 1910, the appellee, Sanders, lost his foot by reason of it having been crushed by an engine of the *422appellant company, in the yards of the company at Lawrenceburg. Upon the first trial he recovered a verdict and judgment for $5,800; but upon an appeal from that judgment, it was reversed and remanded for a new trial. 145 Ky., 679. The facts eonnectéd with the injury are stated in detail in the former opinion and need not be repeated. The evidence upon the former trial did not satisfactorily show that the portion of appellant’s yards…