Hamann v. Lawrence

On August 4, 1930, V.C. Hamann, defendant in error, (hereafter called plaintiff,) was driving north on State bond issue route No. 49, which is a concrete, hard-surfaced highway, with four lanes for traffic thereon. There is a gravel-surfaced road intersecting said highway at a point approximately one mile south of Indian Oaks, Illinois, in Kankakee county. This gravel road runs east and west. The Hamann automobile (a Franklin car) was in the outer or eastern lane as it approached this intersection. The value of this car was stipulated to be $1500. The witnesses with plaintiff were F.L. Bratt,…