Chezik v. Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Co.

Birdzell, J".

On the morning of October 20, 1926, the plaintiff, together with three other ladies, went for a ride in an automobile, driving from Portal to the neighboring village of Blaxton. The car was being driven by a Mrs. Holmes, the plaintiff riding in the rear seat. As they were driving eastward into the village of Flaxton, they would cross the right of way of the defendant at a point where there were four tracks, one main track and three side tracks. Upon the track nearest them as they approached were some box cars which had been left near, or partially upon, the highway and which…