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Hon. 3. A. Wilson,
Counsel, L. & E. R. 00.,
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Dear Sir: -
MalliepHOLkins v. L. & E. R. Co.,
ferry Circuit Court.
I am handing you herewith Er. Lindrum's letter to
Ar. Warren, dated Sept. 6th together with Mr. Varren's Hemorandum
to me of the 9th instant relatiVe to the above styled case. The
papers relative to this claim were forwarded to you sonetiue ago.
_ It seems that both Mr. Landrum and Mr. Warren are somewhat alarmed
about the outcome of the case in the event WC go to trial with it.
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' time I believe mr. Morgan expressed the opinion that an amount in
excess of $250. should not be paid in settlement, but it seems that
kn anﬁ at this time there is no chance to settle within that limit.
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Hallie Hoskins vs LdE.R.Co Perry Circuit Court.
I and you herewith Mr Landrums latter to me of the 6th inst
relative to the above styled case. It is set down for trial at
Hazard Ky on September 25th,ls13. Authority was given in this case
at $ 250.00 because that was the amount Hr Jcses Morgan said he
thought the case ought to be settled for under the circumstances.
‘s you will see from Mr Landrums letter to me the case can not be
settled for this amount or anything like that sum. I feel quite
afraidof this case myself and in my opinion if there is any liabilty
or even danger of our being held liable I think the case is worth at
least twiee $ 250.00 as a settling propopsition.Trcrc is no question .
in my mind but what this woman was qu‘te seriously injurcd a‘d for
‘ reasons stated to you in my letter in ”riting up this case I feel bery
much afraid that under the circumstances the Court will hold that we
owed some duty to this woman to have the crossing i: raiser bly safe
condition. I believe that it would be a good idea for you to take
this matter up further with Judge Wilson and Wootton and Enrcan.ﬁay
be the Jury will not give her much,it may not give her anything. our
trial attorneys seem to have their ”no on the Jury as this term of
the Court. They whipped out Faulkner before a Jury in the Cambell case
in which there had been scarcely any preparation at alland where there
was ample eVidence to have warranted the Jury in finding a pretty good
sized verdict against us. Still I thought I had better call your ‘
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Mr- A. {2‘. Warren, TO DATE mo FILE NO.
Law Agent, Stanfom, Ky.
Dear Sir,
Maiiie HOSKILnS Vs L 5: E R'y Co.

This case 1‘:: set for tiral on Sept 35th. The case cannot be
setti ed for anything like $250, the authority given. You love the
facts and you know-'vmat Dr. Morgan said as to the injuries sustained
by her- This Woman is going to testify to the effect that the has
nothing; like reocvered from the accident. She looks like a very"
delicate mman today. She claims that after she it, doV-n and then
gets to her feet that her head shine for several minutes and she is
going to show the injury how that is Just like she Showed me. She”
got to her feet and then staggered around for a fer: minutes and then
claimed that she Could stand up alright. Senaior Hogg has this
case. He told Morgan that it could not be settled for emytezing like
$500. In talking to the moman and her husband chart the case he
said that if we would pay $1000. he would acceg‘vtit but that he wouid
not accent a cent less~

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Herowith I enclose to 57be the investigation tmt Wms made by
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Counsel, L. & E. R. CO.,
Lexington, Ky.
Dear Sir:
Lallie Hoskin v. L. & E. Ry. CO.,
. Perry Circuit Court.

Your attention is respectfully invited to the at—
tached papers relative to the above styled ease. Will you read
same over and at your convenience advise me if a settlement of
this case at $250. meets with your approval. I am inclined to

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think, in view of the rather serious nature of the injuries sustained
by Mrs. Hoskins, that a settlement at the figure indicated will
save the Company some money.
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P er r y C i r c u i t C o u r t .

Mallia Hosxins, Plaintiff.
v. Petition.
Lexinﬂton & Eastern .oilvuy ompany, Cefendnnt.

rhe plaintiff, tallia Hoskins, states that the
defendant, Lexington 9 Eastern R ilv;o Co pony, is a
corporation, created and existing under the Laws of the
State of Kentucny, with power to sue and be sued, contract,
and be contracted with, and has for its business general
railroading, and known as com:on carrier.

Plaintiff states that the defenunnt owns and oper-
ates a line of railroad iron ﬂexington, lentucky to ”sckson,
gentncky, and has been for the lost eighteen months, or more,
extending its lirc ofrailroad from Jackson, Lentucky, through
Lreathitt, Perry and Letcher Counties, Kentucky, up the Rorth
york ﬁlver, and Known as the "North York Extension" of its
line of rrilroad; th‘t the defendant now and was st the time
the injmméés hereinafter conploined of were received, onero—
ting and doing a genernl freight and pasSenger traffci on
that part of his railroad line from Jackson, Kentucky to
Hazard, hentucny; she states thnt the defendant has taken
and appropriated tor its road bed, for its line of railroad,

axthat part of the public highway of Perry County leading along
near the dwelling house and barn of Green Fugate on the North E
Fork of the Kentucky River a short distance below Bridge Xﬁ
”4" of the defendant's line oftof railraod in Perry County,

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and it has constructed and provided a high-way groseirg
orrig rn1 and morass its s:dxi railroad track near the born 0;
Green Fuﬁote aforesaid for the use of the traveling puhlic,
which crossinL is and was recognized :nd maintteded by the
deiendant as a high way over its said railroad track at the
time the injuries hereinafter complained of were received,
and that said crossing is and was at said time used by the.
traveling public.
She states that on or alet 4th day of August,
1912, while traveling, she wasriding horsenback, she had ﬁx
a right to and did go upon the high-way crossing aforesaid,
for the purpose of crossing some, -nd traveling “long the us—
ual line of travel; and olaintiff further avers end says the?”
at the time and place aforesaid (1) said crossing was con—
structed by the deiendant and was dangerous and improperly
constructed in (a) it was not properly and securely con-
structed by putting down plank or other suitablimaterial be-
tween end on each side of the xixx rails of said road up
to the level of the top of the rails as it should have
been, and was not thereby wdapted to the use made of it, an
' (b) in that it was constncted by wlacing small nquanti~
ties of earth and sand cetween the rails of said road, end
between the ties thereof, leaving said crossing in such
accumulate ,
condition that large quantities of water would Ehdudfif$§§-
the upper side of said road or crossing, so much so, that
said water would and did run and flow through and under said V
crossing, across the said railroad track, and along and
between the ties thereof, and thereby did cut and wash »
large cavities and openings under the surface if said cros-
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, cavities was and could not be ascertained by the plaintiff
by ordinary or ronsnnable core and diligence, (c) and that
said crossing was not cuffioiently Constructed for safetey.
Che states that it was the duty of the defendant
to furnish a safe and secure crossing at amid time and place,
for plaintiff to travel over and across swid defindant's
railroad track, and it was the duty of the defendant to make
said crosxing at the tins and place aforesaid safe and se—
cure for plaintiff to travel over and on; but the defendant
failed, refused and n glected to provide or furnish a safe
and secure crossing at the time and place aforesaid for
plaintiff to travel on and over; :nd the defendant at the
time and place aforesaid failed, refused and neglected to
make said crossing safe and secure for travel, and in con~
sequence of said negligence of deigndant aforesaid plain-
tiif was injured as hereinafter set forth, and sufiered
all the injuries hereinafter mentioned as the direct result
of defendant‘s said no; igence; that at the time and place
aforesaid the plaintiff did not nd could not know of the in
secure and dangerous condition of the said crossing, but
was obliged to anddid rely upon de1endant to furnish a safe
and secure crossing.
Plaintiff states that on or about the 4th day of
gugust” 1912, at which time the aforesaid crossing was n
the unsafe and dangerous condition aforesaid, she was trov—
elinq on horse-back across deiendnnt's said railroad, on and
over the crossing aforesaid,and that while riding over and
across same the surface of said crossing suddenly gave away
and the feet of the mule which she Was riding dropped or broke
into one of the large openings or xoavities between theties
aforesaid, thereby throwing her violendy and suddenly off her
‘ said mule, her head, neck, face, back, body and arms falling

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suddenly and vdolently upon the rails and ties of said
railroad track, thereby severely cutting her head and
severely mashing and brusing her head; face neck, body back,
and arms, injuring her internally, and seriously injuring
her mind; that her hﬁfoot at the time she was thrown from
her said mule Failed to release from the stirrup of her
saddle at which time her Said mule became excited and sudden—
ly ran, dragging her over the rails, and ties of said rail-
road track and earth, severely bruising her head, neck, f ce,
back,body, legs and arms, and sevcrnily injuring her mind;
and injuring her internally, from which injuries she be-
cmae unconscious and remained so for about Life hours ind he
been unconscious may times since, up to the present time;
and that all of the aforesaid injuries both physical and
mental are of a permanent nature, ;nd were received and
suffered by her by reason of, end as u direct result of the
negligence and carelessness of the defendant afqresaid.

She states that at the time and place aforesaid

‘ while exercising due care and diligence for hersufety she
was by reason or and as a direct result and consequence of
the aforesaid negligence of the defendant, and by reason of
the aforesaid defects in the aforesaid crossing thrown vio-
lently and suddenly from her mule aforesaid adn Was seriousw
ly :nd permanently injured nbothphysically and mentally as
aforesaid, end by direct result and consequence thereof be-
caae unconscious, sore, sick, and disabled and suffered great
mental anguish and physical pain, and that she, by reason
thereuf, was compelled to did expend large sums of money
for medical care and attendance to her damage in the sum of
$2,000.00. She states that by reason of the injuries afore —
said all of which are of a permanent nature, which were re-
ceived by her as a direct result of the carelessness and

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negligence of the defendant as uforesmid, she has been
damaged in the sum of ;6,0U0.00.
VHEREFORE, she prays judgment for the sum of
T10,000.00; for her cost and all proper relief.
Hogg & Johnson and F- J.
Eve rsol e
Attorneys for plaintiff.

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Lallia Hoskins, Plaintiff.
V. PETITION.
L 3.: E R y. C0, Defendant.
filed, tax paid, one
summons and on: 3393' issued,
this .‘1uy;u»s‘-§ 89th} 191?.
Lee Daniel, Clerk.
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Mr. Samuel M. Wilson,
General Counsel, L. & E. Ry. 00.,
Lexington, Ky.
Dear Sir:-
Enclosed herewith I hand you cOpy of the petition
in the newly filed personal injury case of Mallia Hoskins
v. the RailWay Company.
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Dear Sir:
Yours of the 26th enclosing special
demurrer in the case of Mellie Hoskins vs. L & E Ry.
Co. received. We will file this is requested.
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Kira, (I. UV. DONOllllC, TO DATE AND FILE NO.
chief Law Agent.
anr Sir.
Forcuith mr ~aadruu: invcriijetion a,u report of the
aecvo rtViod cane, Th1? is one of those qu cafe micro we have Icon
so for unanic to iccate any 0: the investigation made 1y former
saw Agent Banana. neither have we seen acre to locate any of the
pictures which no had tancn. Tjere are not:r on 1110 21th Weotton
an‘ morgan,nwr Ere t;"y ona'iiic with Judge Hilton or mr mcDoweil.
it would seem Irom tﬁc statement of a B Gamneil who was an
assistant foreman at the time of tais accident tﬁat the company
recognized the right of the public to cross at that point on they
put in a temporary corsaing. his rtet'n it is that one was out in.
if this is so i an unahie to see how it in t1o‘ are tossin: #as C
troopaSSOr at tic time of no: injtrv was utet'” by Jr in ann.
At the tire of this accident tL- In: WPOU17 Lad ‘a o. tﬂc
County road at tic place of accident.: on toi‘ that the as? 0811
3 1300.00 a wire for ail the Joni Lo" icon in Terry Connir.¥hot;er
this row"? had been paid prior to ﬁr? iconigo itjirv l on unobecto
to st to,eut it would seem that tho toasty road Lad not been conrtrucL
oi on the oth r side of the road at tQC 'L. of tii: acciﬂent.jce
statement of Hiram surrey.
i =:*::poc+. the time r-z’utiznticxi new :Lirt. 7'.-o Gonpaxt.‘
of' Coninei tnult tit 2::”. torrri tin: rozri ::1i iﬂ;ot, thi? :orai OT; thzttotiuzr
side not not been opFnPd no. T.. ni‘rie Led to more Po 0 war to
SCt flan; 4”! as thin tinc axd i 1131110 tint trsv L continued on
each side of the true: just or it did notorc the road was put in
p and that the economy recognizinj their right? put in this temporary
crossing nntii tne road on the other éiuc of tie river conLa he
put in condition to use. owovor this may to we have the state out
of camoeilo ‘hat a tensorary crossing was out in tor the nubiic
and if this is so tao women had a Ilfht to use it one i inouid think
it was our duty to noop it roaronaulv cafe. : shoal? thin; that
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side of the river had econ op nod up for travai.Lf it had not boon
ti?“ tnc DGODlC were going over our rig t of way and the crooning
munmt nave been put in fir their benefit.
. l DOl'Cve this care is one for settlement. Hr morgan
thought we might boa ahie to FOtth it for ? 25e.oo out i doubt i
it.i tord him l in ught we Gourd afford to pay 3 500.00 but he said
that was too much.ThO woman sustainOd quite a serious injury.
if there is anvthing rurtnc: you thins i chouid do in connectioi
pith this case I shourd be glad to hear from you. The woman either
Jail a 1‘3—81113 tnoro or one did not have one. i thinn one had wright
ii’the statement if Cambcil is true. ;QZ%%%9C{V¢£/y4xgvxfl.
DV.W.A.mG D.B.m.S. Yours truly, 1 Law Agent

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