Lucas v. Michigan Central Railroad

Plaintiff purchased an excursion ticket at Dexter, good to Detroit and return, and rode to Detroit thereon, At about 8 o’clock on the evening of the same ■day he took the train at Detroit for Dexter, taking a seat in the smoking car. When a few miles out of Detroit, the ■conductor took up his ticket. When the train arrived at Ypsilanti, plaintiff left the smoker, and took a seat in a regular passenger car. After the train left Yysilanti, the ■conductor came to plaintiff, and demanded his fare. Plaintiff informed him that he had given him his ticket in the other •car. The conductor then asked…