Miller v. Chicago & North Western Railway Co.

May 19, 1928, plaintiff filed an amended declaration against the three railroad companies for personal injuries claimed to have been sustained by Samuel Letizia through the negligence of the defendants. The accident occurred September 2,1926, at which time Letizia was about 10 years of age. The basis of plaintiff’s claim is that the defendant railroads had failed to comply with the provisions of a fencing ordinance and an elevation ordinance requiring defendants to protect their railroad tracks in Chicago by erecting fences, retaining walls or embankments. It further appears from the record…