Hays v. Gainesville Street Railway Co.
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Cooke. Tried below before the Hon. F. E. Piner.
1Opinion of the Court
Maltbie, Judge.
Reese A. Hays, the appellant, a boy eleven years old, was seriously injured by reason of the wheels of one of the cars of the Gainesville Street Railway running over his foot, under the following circumstances: Appellant, in company with a number of other boys, was returning from .school along North Dixon street in the city of Gainesville, over which appellee had constructed its street railway, and was engaged in operating its cars. Hays was in the street on the west side of appellee’s track, going in the direction of his home, which was southeast of the track. At the same time…
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