Lemka

Plaintiff had judgment against the defendant Harry A. Nauman in the sum of $750 for and on account of injuries alleged to have been received by the plaintiff by reason of a collision between an automobile in which the plaintiff was riding and an automobile belonging to the defendant Harry A. Nauman, and driven by the defendant Robert Parks, an employee of the defendant Nauman. Prom this judgment the defendant Harry A. Nauman appeals.

The record shows that on or about the twenty-sixth day of July, 1926, at the intersection of Nineteenth and L Streets in the city of Sacramento, there was a collision between an automobile owned and driven by the plaintiff, and an automobile owned by the defendant Nauman and driven by the defendant Parks. The record shows that for some years prior to the incident just mentioned the defendant Nauman owned and at the time in question was conducting an undertaking establishment at 1811 G Street in the city of Sacramento; that during all the times mentioned in this proceeding defendant Nauman resided at 1712 N Street, being at a place about seven blocks south of his place of business; that Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets were the ones usually traveled…