Snyder

Plaintiff had judgment in an action to recover damages to an automobile owned by him, suffered by collision with an automobile owned and driven by the defendant. From this judgment the defendant appeals.

In support of his appeal the appellant alleges that the finding of fact that the plaintiff was traveling at a rate of speed less than fifteen miles per hour is contrary to the evidence, and also that appellant's motion for a new trial should have been granted. The particular findings of fact complained of are not set forth in the appellant’s brief. An examination of the record, however, shows findings in substance that the plaintiff was traveling at a speed not in excess of fifteen miles per hour. At the time of the collision referred to the plaintiff was driving westerly on Main Street in the city of Placerville, and the defendant was driving in an easterly direction on the same street. At a point or place on said street where an intersecting street crosses Main Street between two points known as Formi’s Corner and the Bell Tower the defendant attempted a left-hand turn, and in so doing came in contact with the automobile then and there being driven by the plaintiff. No personal…