Opinion
March, 1918.
Present — Jenks, P.J., Thomas, Mills, Putnam and Blackmar, JJ.
Motion granted. This court makes the following finding, in addition to those of the trial court: The deviation from the route stated in the bill of lading was negligent, and the continuance of the transportation of the animal after its sickness was discovered at Pittsburg was a negligent act, and the failure to care for it at that point was a negligent omission, and by reason of such negligent acts and omission the liability of the defendant was established.