Fort Worth & Rio Grande Railway Co. v. Greer

STEPHENS, Associate Justice.

The case is thus succinctly and sufficiently stated in the brief of appellant: “Plaintiffs, G. T. and G. W. Greer, father and son, while traveling in a wagon along Adams street, in the city of Fort Worth, had their wagon and team struck by the tender of an engine on defendant’s line of railway, at what is known as the Adams street crossing, thereby throwing plaintiffs to the ground and inflicting injuries on them, destroying the wagon and injuring the team, for which each brought suit, alleging as grounds for recovery failure to ring bell or sound whistle, failure…