St. Louis & Texas Railway Co. v. Crosnoe

Walker, Associate Justice.

This is an appeal from a judgment in favor of Crosnoe for personal injuries inflicted upon him May 23d, 1887, at Corsicana, Texas, by a moving car on the railway track of defendant-running upon plaintiff while he was crossing the track at a public highway. The defendant answered that the “defendant company had a yard upon which ivas constructed sidings and switches for the exclusive purpose of switching cars from the main track, changing cars, and making up trains; that this yard is located at a point where its sidings and switches do not intersect or cross any…