Miller v. Panhandle & S. F. Ry. Co.

J. K. Miller and wife, Mrs. Tinie Miller, sued the Panhandle & Santa Fé Railway Company, alleging, in substance: That on or about August 23, 1928, while traveling on state .highway No. 7, they undertook to cross appellee’s railroad track about two miles north of Justieeburg in Garza county. That at said point said highway and line of railway are parallel running northwesterly and southeasterly. That, in going in a southeasterly direction and before reaching the crossing in question, the highway is on the south side of the railroad. That beyond the crossing and southeast thereof the highway is…