Griffin v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.

*523Opinion op the Court by

Judge Clarke.

Affirming.

In December, 1910, appellant was taking some packages of evergreens on a sled, drawn by a horse and a mnle, to the depot of appellee at Garrison, Kentucky, for shipment to Washington, D. C. To reach the depot he had to cross the railroad track, but when he got to the crossing, it was obstructed by a freight train. Upon being informed that the crossing whuld be obstructed for some time, probably half an hour, he let down some fences and drove through the fields along the side of the railroad track to a point opposite the depot where he stopped and…