Davis v. Sharp

Appellee recovered a judgment for the killing of his decedent at a public highway crossing by a locomotive operated by appellant. At the time of the collision the decedent was a guest in an automobile driven by another person.

The complaint alleges that appellant in the operation of a certain railroad ran a locomotive over and across a certain public highway crossing without sounding the whistle as required by law, and that by reason of such failure appellee’s decedent was killed.

From a judgment in favor of appellee, appellant appeals

Appellant contends that the court erred in overruling his…