Freiss v. Lone Star Cement Co.

WESTERFIELD, Judge.

This is an appeal from a judgment maintaining an exception of no cause of action. Plaintiff’s petition alleges that he was employed by the defendant, Lone Star Cement Company, Inc., in August, 1928, at which time he was in perfect physical condition; that his employment was in connection with the care of electric motors located in a room where cement was made; that “in the room or place where he is employed there is considerable cement dust or powder, and that this dust or powder, does eventually effect the eyes and skin, and causes or forms an infection or disease among…