D. T. Mcneil v. Henry Webeking

WHITFIELD, J. -- The amended declaration herein contains six counts in effect alleging separately that Webeking was driving his horse and wagon along a public highway near a point where said highway turns at right angles; (1) that the defendants in operating an automobile going in the opposite direction, run the automobile on the left side of the road and turned the corner in a careless, reckless, negligent and dangerous manner, by means whereof plaintiff's said horse was frightened ad ran away, injuring plaintiff and his wagon; (2) that defendants were running and operating said automobile at a dangerous rate of speed turning the corner in a careless, reckless, negligent and dangerous manner, frightening plaintiff's horse and causing it to run away and injure plaintiff; (3) that defendants were operating the automobile in a reckless, careless, unlawful and dangerous manner in turning the corner at a speed exceeding four miles an hour, thereby frightening plaintiff's horse; (4) that defendants were negligent in not blowing any horn or giving any other signal of their approach, &c.; (5) that defendants were negligently running the automobile without lights after sun set, &c.; (6) that defendants were negligently running said automobile on the left hand side of the road, at a reckless and dangerous