Stockton v. Baker

This litigation grew out of a head-on collision between two automobiles -on a paved street within the city limits of Prescott, at about 4:00 p. m., May 13, 1946.. The day was clear and the pavement dry. The mishap resulted in personal injuries to Mrs. Lillie Baker, driver of one of the cars, and in injuries and the subsequent death of her husband, John E. Baker, who was riding in the ear, with her, in the front seat at the time. Both cars were almost completely demolished. Appellant, Jesse Stockton, driver of the other car, a taxicab, also received personal injuries.

August 27,1946, Mrs.…