E. L. Bruce Company v. Leake
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtMehaffy, J.
The appellee brought suit in the Nevada Circuit Court against the appellant, alleging that he was employed by appellant as brakeman upon its log-train, which operated from the log camp in the woods to the town of Kilgore, a distance of about twelve miles. That on the 12th day of January, 1927, the train was returning from the log camp with a load of logs, when, on account of the rough and uneven condition of the track, the train, in rounding a curve, became uncoupled or broke in-two. That it was appellee’s duty as brakeman to make the coupling, and he got down from the car, adjusted the…
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