Sayre v. Madison County

I respectfully dissent from the opinion filed in this case, and desire, first, to set out additional facts disclosed by the evidence.

Dr. H. L. Kindred, a physician and surgeon, of Meadow Grove, was called to see Mrs. Mose Cleveland on the evening of March 31, 1932, and found she had appendicitis, with temperature of 101, pulse 120, and decided she should be operated on at once or the appendix would rupture. Her husband said, “By God, this thing come onto us and I haven’t got a dime and no work and no nothing.” Dr. Kindred telephoned W. S. Crook, the county commissioner for that district, who…