Zuber v. Northern Pacific Railway Co.

Nelson, Justice.

This an action for personal injuries arising out of a railroad accident.

The plaintiff Elsie Zuber left Chicago accompanied by her daughter Florence Cummings at 11 p. m. July 16, 1949', as a passenger on the train known as the North Coast Limited. This train w;as under the control of the Burlington Railroad from Chicago to St. Paul and the Northern Pacific from St. Paul to Seattle, Washington, which was the plaintiff’s destination. The plaintiff and her daughter occupied a roomette on one of the cars owned and serviced by the Pullman Company. Their baggage consisted of two…