Hickman v. International Railway Co.

This action was brought to recover a penalty for a violation of section 49, subdivision 7, of the Laws of 1910, chapter 480, known as the Public Service Commissions Law, requiring street railroad companies to carry passengers desiring to make a con*54tinuous trip between two points on its lines for a single fare, and requiring such company to give to such passengers proper transfers. i The evidence shows that the plaintiff wished to go to his home on Main street in the city of Buffalo, located between Utica and Bryant streets; that he boarded one of "defendant’s cars at the corner of Eagle and…