Masterson v. McGoldrick Lumber Co.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMackintosh, J.
The appellant, by his guardian ad litem, is suing the respondent, which was the owner of a truck, some eighteen or twenty feet in length, loaded with lumber, which came into collision with a bicycle *2ridden by tbe appellant, at the intersection of Mission avenue and Hamilton street, in the city of Spokane; the only permanent injury resulting to the appellant being a scar upon his head. The appellant, at the time of the injury (July, 1920), was a youth of the age of thirteen years, who for sometime had been engaged as a messenger boy, and as such was accustomed to ride his bicycle and was…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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