Gayson v. Daugherty

At about eight-forty-five, on the morning of December 16, 1935, Beatrice Gayson, on her way to the Franklin high school, in which she was a pupil, was standing on the southwest corner of the intersection of Dearborn street and Tenth avenue south, in the city of Seattle, waiting for a street car. Dearborn street runs generally east and west, and is crossed at right angles by Tenth avenue south. The former highway was paved with brick, save the middle of the street, which was occupied by car-tracks. Tenth avenue south is an unpaved street, surfaced with gravel. Along each of the streets are…