Mooney v. Tillery

The appellant, Ed B. Mooney, was engaged in the general construction business in the city of Hot Springs, and owned and operated a number of automobile trucks and other vehicles. The appellant, Floyd Cockrell, was employed by Mooney as a driver of an automobile truck.

On June 28,1931, Floyd Cockrell was driving a truck of E’d B. Mooney, on the Little Bock-Hot -Springs Highway, five or six miles from Hot Springs, and was driving in the direction of the city of Hot Springs.

W. T. Tillery was driving an automobile in the opposite direction. There was a collision, and Andy Lee Wilson, who was…