Marlowe v. Huron Mountain Club

Plaintiff, 37 years of age, and prior to the happening of the events out of which this case arose apparently a strong, able-bodied man, was employed by the Huron Mountain Club as a truck driver, handling baggage and supplies, and during part of the year handling the mail to and from the railroad depots at Big Bay and Marquette.' In the usual and ordinary course of his employment, he handled trunks weighing 200 pounds and more; laundry baskets as heavy; coal in bags, weighing approximately 80 pounds each; quarters of beef; ice cream freezers; groceries; and other supplies. September 5, 1932,…