Perry v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad

Perry bparded a night train on the Atlantic Coast Line Eailroad at Brinson, Ga., a station where the ticket office was not kept open at night. He offered for transportation what is known as “Form Z” mileage, which is a mileage book based on a special contract, the terms of which will be more fully- set forth hereinafter. He wished to go to Boston, Ga., a point on the de*261fendant’s line of railroad beyond Thomasyille; Thomasyille being a junction point. When he presented his mileage book to the conductor, he asked him to “pull” it to Thomasville, and did not tell the conductor that he intended…