West v. Wilson

delivered tbe opinion of tbe court.

On tbe evening of September 11, 1927, plaintiff, witb her busband, daughter, and little son were returning to Butte in an automobile after a day spent in fishing at Georgetown Lake. All went well until they reached the Hump, a well-known hill on the road between Anaconda and Butte, where, upon going up the incline, the car ceased to run. Mr. West, plaintiff’s husband, who was driving, ran it to the right side of the road and upon examination found a shortage of gasoline. The feed line had become loose from the carburetor. At this time Mr. Clark, whom West…