Wilson v. Farnsworth

This is a suit for $300 damages for physical injuries sustained by plaintiff arising out of an automobile accident which occurred on Sunday morning, December 12, 1937, at about 7:40 o'clock a.m., on South Galvez Street between Palmyra and Banks Streets in the City of New Orleans. A truck, admittedly owned by the defendant, Longino Collins, Inc., and driven by Wilson Farnsworth, one of its employees, collided with a tent, used as a W.P.A. watchman's station, situated on the neutral ground of South Galvez Street, and in which, at the time, plaintiff and others were awaiting orders in connection…