Sim's Admr v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Greenup Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Hobson
Reversing.
Oscar Sims lived with bis father about a mile and a quarter south of Ashland and near the line of the *242Chesapeake & Ohio railway. Not far from his father’s house a public road crossed the railroad. On August 29, 1908, Sims was in Ashland after night, and visited a young lady. After leaving her house he started home. When he passed the station, a policeman who was there saw that he was intoxicated and advised him not to go through the tunnel. He thanked the policeman for his advice and went on. A lady who lived not for from the road crossing heard…
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