Baker v. Janesville Traction Co.

(dissenting). ' The following allegations in the complaint must be deemed admitted by appellants’ demurrer, to wit:

“That along Milton avenue, and in the center thereof, the defendant street-car company maintained a street-car track over which it ran its street cars. That at the said city limits the street-car track terminated and was known as the terminal. That the street-car track was of such dimensions and the street cars used thereon were of such size and width that when one of said street cars was on the track at the place above mentioned and an automobile was parked on the east side of…