Hall v. City of Flint

Sidney Hall, on the 29th day of October, 1914, with one Mr. Darling, drove to the city of Flint in a phaeton top buggy drawn by a horse owned by Mr. Darling which horse was blind. They drove into the city over South Saginaw street, which was being paved. The plaintiff and Mr. Darling at about 10 o’clock in the evening started for home. There was a double-track street railway on this street along the line of which were red lights where the paving operations were in progress. The buggy in which the plaintiff was riding collided with a wagon loaded with brick, which was on the east side of the…