Burrowes v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Co.

A reargument was allowed upon a motion for a rehearing. Counsel for plaintiff vigorously assails our former opinion (85 Neb. 497) upon the ground that “the opinion does not reveal the facts.” This is a serious charge, but a careful reexamination of the record shows it to be Avithout foundation. That the opinion does not mention and discuss all of the testimony will be conceded in any case, but the opinion in the case at bar fairly reflects all of the material evidence in the record. This was sufficient. The gravamen of counsel’s complaint is that the opinion does not show that all of the…