Meyer v. Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.

-At the time in question, deceased was in the employ of defendant, working between the town of Barney and the town of Borimor, some five miles distant, on the right of way of the Chicago Great Western Railway Company, engaged in the construction or repair of a telegraph line belonging to the defendant company. The crew had been working out of Borimor. The accident occurred about a mile southwest of Barney. A part of the duty of deceased was to operate a gasoline-propelled car, with trailer attached, under the direction of one Johnson, his foreman, upon the railway tracks along which the…