Dwyer v. Southern Pac. Co.

WALTHALL, Justice.

Pat Dwyer, a minor, eleven years of age, by Sam Dwyer, his father and as next friend, as plaintiff, brought this suit against the Southern Pacific Company, a railroad corporation, and Richard E. O’Connor, as defendants, to recover damages alleged to have been sustained by Pat Dwyer, the minor.

It is alleged that on February 27, 1937, while the minor, Pat Dwyer, was crossing the Southern Pacific Company’s railroad yards within the City of El Paso, Texas, and at a point in the City where the general public had been crossing and using the tracks and yards of the Railroad Company…