Illinois Central Railroad v. Wilkins

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Nunn

Affirming.

This appeal is from a judgment for $750 for injuries received by appellee at a point where a public road and appellant’s railroad intersect near appellant’s station in the town of Greenville, Kentucky. The accident occurred in July, 1911. Appellee and J. W. Gossétt were neighbors residing about nine miles from Greenville to which place they were going, at the time appellee received his injuries, in Gossett’s wagon which was loaded with wheat. They were going in a southeasterly direction and .approached appellant’s track, at the point stated, at an…