Boudreaux v. Texas & N. O. R.

WALKER, Chief Justice.

On the 28th day of December, 1932, James Stanford Boudreaux was killed by one of appellee’s trains, at the Pearl street crossing in the city of Beaumont. Both his father and mother were dead at the time of his death. This suit was instituted by his stepmother, Mrs.. Annife H. Boudreáux, and his brothers and sisters to recover $30,000 for his death, and $495 as damages for the mental pain and anguish suffered by him caused by the injury inflicted by appellee, Texas & New Orleans Ilailroad Company. The case is before us upon appeal duly prosecuted by the stepmother and…