East Saginaw City Railway Co. v. Bohn

'Cooley, J.

The suit in the court below was brought against the railway company on behalf of August Bohn, an infant, to recover damages for an injury done to him by one of the oars of the company, and, as was claimed, through the negligence of its servants. The declaration avers that on the fourth day of August, 1869, the railway company was a ’Carrier of passengers by cars drawn by horses over its track, laid down in certain streets in the city of East Saginaw, and -to a certain point in South Saginaw, which cars, as well as the persons who should become passengers upon said railway, were…