Colorado & Southern Railway Co. v. Chiles

This appeal is from a judgment for $3,050 entered in favor of the plaintiff below, upon the verdict of a jury. Fifty dollars thereof was for furniture, and the balance for the death of plaintiff ’s son, who was injured at a railway crossing on Sixth street in Loveland. Several tracks ran north and south across the street. The first, on the east side, was called the house track, and the second, the main track. Over all the tracks, and along the middle line of Sixth street, there was a plank crossing wide enough to accommodate vehicles. Sixth street ran east and west and was a much used…