Supreme Court of Minnesota May 28, 1909, Nos. 16,098—(89) (Campbell v. Chicago Great Western Railway Co.)

Jaggard, J.

Plaintiff saw a wagon with a horse attached, but without a driver, approaching defendant’s railroad tracks at a constantly used crossing of a busy city street. As the horse was about to step on the tracks, plaintiff took hold of the reins, which were suspended from the top of the wagon by a hook.