Grant Brothers Construction Co. v. United States
Arizona Supreme Court
'APPEAL from a judgment of the District Court of the Eirst Judicial District. John H. Campbell, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtKent, C. J.
The appellant, Grant Bros. Construction Company (whom we shall hereafter designate as the construction company), is engaged in the business of a railroad contractor, and in the year 1909 was building a line of railroad between Kelton and Naco, Arizona. The construction work required the services of a large number of laborers, and, as such' laborers were constantly leaving the employment, the work necessitated the constant employment of new laborers to take the place of those leaving; some 5,000 laborers in all having been from time to time employed. The officer of the construction company in…
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