C. & O. Railway Co. v. Boren

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Robinson

Affirming.

On April 4,1921, appellee, Anna V. Boren, who lived in Ashland, Kentucky, took her automobile from the garage in which it was kept and after driving a short distance, attempted to cross the tracks of the C. & O. Railway Company at what is known as the Ann street crossing in the eastern portion of the city. At this point it appears that four tracks are maintained running north and south, two used as sidings and the others for east and west bound trains.

Appellee claims that as she approached the road she slowed up her car and looked carefully up…