City of Waco v. Diamond

This is an action by appellees against appellant to recover damages for personal injuries sustained by Mrs. Diamond as the result of her slipping and falling on snow and ice at Sixth and Austin streets in the city of Waco. On the occasion of the accident Mrs. Diamond had gone to town on a street car, and, after alighting therefrom onto the safety zone, she attempted to cross to the sidewalk, and, in doing so, slipped on the ice, fell, and broke her arm.

Appellees alleged that on December 20, and 21, 1929, approximately fifteen inches of snow fell- in the city of Waco, and that appellant…