Bennett v. King County

— InNovember, 1933, Nicholas Walter Dimmick, generally called Walter, enlisted for six months in a Civilian Conservation Corps camp in the vicinity of Tolt. At that time and during all of the times mentioned in this action, his mother, Mary Bennett, lived at Kirkland, together with another brother, Clarence Dimmick, then unmarried, and a ten-year old sister, Helen Bennett.

On Friday, December 8, 1933, Walter left the C. C. C. camp for a week-end visit with his mother at Kirkland. Traveling by auto, with a sergeant from his camp, they passed over the road and bridge, which later was the scene…