Tillman v. Cook
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Isabella Tillman, a Negro woman 58 years old, worked every two weeks for a day or a day and a half in washing clothes for the Misses Carrie and Mabel Cook, who are made defendants in this suit in which Isabella Tillman claims $296.25, as damages resulting from an attack by three dogs alleged to be owned by the defendants.
Isabella worked in a shed in the enclosed yard of the home of the defendants at 502 Millaudon Street in New Orleans. The employment had lasted from three to three and a half years when the defendants' dogs made the attack which is the basis of this suit.
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