Jones v. Mikesh

MORGAN, J. —

December 20, 1936, at about 10:30 o’clock P. M., respondent and a boy named Don Conyers were walking along the highway between Buhl and Hagerman when they were overtaken and struck by an auto truck driven by appellant, as a result of which respondent was seriously injured. The accident occurred at a curve in the road at the top of what is known as Banbury Grade. This action was commenced by respondent who was an infant and who appeared by Harry Jones, her father, as her guardian ad litem. It is alleged in the complaint that plaintiff, observing the lights of the approaching truck,…