Grover

Plaintiffs brought the action to recover from defendant damages for injuries received by plaintiff Mae Grover in an automobile collision, alleged to have been caused by the negligence of the defendant, for physicians’, 'nurses’, and hospital charges incurred by her and for damage to plaintiffs’ automobile. Defendant filed a cross-complaint in which he asked for six hundred dollars, dam ages to his automobile, claiming that the collision was due to the negligence of the plaintiffs. Trial was had before a jury, which found “against the plaintiffs and against the defendant and further find that neither party is entitled to damages.” Judgment was accordingly entered, from which judgment plaintiffs prosecute this appeal.

It is first contended by appellants that the evidence is insufficient to justify the verdict.

Crossing the Yuba River, at the city of Marysville, is a bridge which, with its approaches, commences at the termination of D Street, in said city, and is approximately two thousand two hundred feet in length to the southerly bank of said river; the roadway on said bridge is twenty-four Eeet in width, with a raised sidewalk on each side three feet in width and railings on…