Village of Culbertson v. Holliday
Nebraska Supreme Court
Error from the district court of Hitchcock county. Tried below before Welty, J.
1Opinion of the Court
Ragan, C.
On April 12, 1893, Alexander G. Holliday was conducting a store on the southeast corner of the intersection of Taylor avenue and Wyoming street, in the village of Culbertson. Holliday’s residence was a block west and a half block south of his store. At that date there existed an excavation in the lot on the southwest corner of the intersection of said thoroughfares, and immediately west of Holliday’s store. This excavation had been made for the purpose of erecting a building on said lot. The night of said day was very dark, and Holliday, then going from his store to his residence,…
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