Gunning v. King
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRosenberry, C. J.
On December 22, 1941, the Bahr Construction Company was engaged in installing a cable beneath the pavement of Washington street near its intersection with Stuart street, in the city of Green Bay. The situation is best disclosed by reference to a map (Exhibit 1), a reduced copy of which is reproduced herewith.
The barricade was near the southwest corner of the intersection.
The only evidence in the case with respect to the happening of the accident is that given by the plaintiff Gunning and a statement made by Eugene King, the driver of the car, which was admitted upon stipulation of the…
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