Still v. San Francisco & Northwestern Railway Co.

This is an appeal by defendant from a judgment for plaintiffs in an action brought by the surviving wife and two minor children of Charles Still, deceased, for damages resulting to them from the death of said Still, alleged to have been caused by the negligence of defendant. The principal claim of defendant is that the evidence given on the trial is insufficient to support the verdict.

Charles Still was killed on October 5, 1903, in a collision which occurred between two of defendant’s trains, one known as “Extra No. 4,” a special train, in Conductor Eolley’s charge, which was running…