Brockmiller v. Industrial Works

Plaintiff brought suit against defendant for damages for personal injuries claimed to have been suffered by him on account of the negligence of defendant. He was a common laborer in the employment of defendant for several years, and while so employed had been injured twice — once ,on May 6, 1904, which resulted in the loss of the sight of his right eye, and later, having returned to work, he was injured in his left eye. Plaintiff’s declaration contained two counts. Defendant with its plea gave notice of accord and satisfaction as to the claim made under the first count. At the close of…