New Orleans G.N.R. Co. v. Walden

Smith, C. J\,

delivered the opiinon of the court.

The appellant’s railroad cros'ses a street in Georgetown, Miss., and, on the occasion in question, the appellee was driving an automobile along this street, and, while attempting to cross the railroad track, was struck by‘one of the appellant’s cars, equipped for regular passenger traffic, and moving under its own power, to-wit, a gasoline motor, for which injury the appellee was awarded damages in the court below.

Both the appellee and the appellant introduced evidence setting forth what each claimed where the facts and circumstances of the…