Great Western Sugar Co. v. Parker

Walling, Judge.

Appellants were the defendants in an action brought by the appellee, as plaintiff, to recover damages for the death of appellee’s husband, Dillard B. Parker, alleged to have occurred in consequence of the negligence of the appellants.

The complaint, after stating the relationship of the plaintiff to the deceased, and the incorporation and business of the defendants, alleged in substance: That on November 24th, 1906, the defendant sugar company owned and operated a plant and appurtenances for the manufacture of sugar. That a certain spur or side track connected the main line of…