Denison & Pacific Suburban Railway Co. v. Foster

BOOKHOÜT, Associate Justice.

On January 14, 1901, appellee was driving along one of the public streets of the city of Denison when his horse stepped in a hole in a bridge across a culvert at the intersection of said street with appellant’s track, and threw him out of his buggy, and on January 22, 1901, he instituted suit to recover of appellant damages for the injuries alleged to have been thus caused. A trial before a jury on October 12, 1901, resulted in a verdict and judgment in favor of appellee for $6000, to reverse which this appeal is prosecuted, appellant having given notice of appeal,…