Rio Grande Southern Railroad v. Campbell

1. June 8, 1901, plaintiff Samuel M. Campbell was injured while coupling cars in a train upon which he was braking, and brought this suit against the railroad company to recover damages upon the ground that its negligence caused the accident. The trial of the case in March, 1904, resulted in a verdict for plaintiff, which on appeal was reversed, and the cause remanded for a new trial. See R. C. S. R. R. Co. v. Campbell, 44 Colo. 1. A trial in April, 1909, resulted in another verdict against the company, and it brings the case here on appeal. The testimony of one Fred "Weller, a material…