McGlohn v. Gulf & S. I. R. R.

In the court below a demurrer of the Gulf & Ship Island Bailroad Company was sustained to the declaration of the appellant, P. N. McGlohn, who declined to plead further, and the suit was finally dismissed. An appeal therefrom is prosecuted to this court.

The declaration alleges that the appellee is a railroad corporation engaged in the business of transporting passengers for hire, operating a railroad from Gulfport to Jackson, Miss., for many years prior to June 4, 1932, and continuously since. On each passenger train operated by the appellee is a conductor who is employed and paid by the…