Smith v. Indianapolis Street Railway Co.

The appellant filed a complaint in the court below charging, in substance, that on the 5th day of] May, 1899, the appellee was a street railroad corporation organized under the laws of this State, and was then engaged' in operating an electric street railroad upon the streets of the city of Indianapolis; that on said day appellant entered one of appellee’s street cars so operated, for the purpose of being conveyed therein as a passenger; that appellee tendered three cents, as his fare, to the conductor of said car, but that the latter refused to receive the same, and demanded that appellant…