Citizens' Street Railroad v. Spahr

The complaint, so far as it is material to

be stated, alleges, in substance, that appellant was owning and operating an electric street car line over the streets of Indianapolis; that it so conducted its said business as to require those using its cars to get on and off while the cars were in motion; that, on the 3d day of November, 1891, while appellee was waiting to take a car at a street crossing, which was a usual and proper place to enter its cars, a motor car, with trailer attached, in charge of appellant’s servants, approached the crossing, and, as it approached, the appellee “notified…