Nashville, C. & St. L. Ry. Co. v. Smith

The defendant in error, J. B. Smith, recovered a judgment in the circuit court of Lincoln county against the railway company for one hundred and twenty-five dollars, the value of a dog killed by one of its trains.

This case ivas tried by the circuit judge without the intervention of a jury, and he was requested by the railway company, before the trial, to reduce his finding of facts and conclusions thereon to writing, which he did, and signed and filed same.

From the judgment entered the railway company appealed to this court.

*455No motion for a new trial was made, and no bill of exceptions filed.…