Evans v. Davidson

Between 4 and 5 o’clock in the afternoon of October 24, 1934, a collision occurred between two automobiles on the public highway about six miles north of Cascade, Valley county, Idaho. Ezra Evans was driving one of the cars. He had his wife, the respondent, with him. Appellant Frank G. Davidson, a salesman for the Boise Grocery Company, was the driver and sole occupant of the other car. Respondent Pheby Evans and appellant Frank G. Davidson were seriously injured, and Ezra Evans died in a Nampa hospital within a few days after the accident, from the injuries he sustained.

In December following…