Vaughan v. Must

During the times involved herein, Robert L. Gee and Alberta C. Gee, husband and wife, the plaintiffs, resided at and were domiciled in Clarkston, Washington. Mr. Gee was employed by the Camas Prairie Railroad as a conductor of a train made up at Lewiston, Idaho; this trains daily run was from Lewiston, Idaho, to Raparia, Washington, of which daily run 6 miles was in Idaho and 141 miles in Washington. Mr. Gee left Lewiston in the morning, where he received his orders, and returned there at the end of the run.