Summit Coal Co. v. Shaw
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Greene Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtEeinhakd, J.
The appellee’s complaint alleges that the appellant is the owner of and operating a coal mine near the town of Linton, in Greene county, Indiana, known as the Summit Coal Mine, and employs men therein, in the business and work of mining coal; that at the time of the injuries hereinafter mentioned, and long before, the appellee was an *10employe of appellant in said mine for hire; that said mine was then and still is an underground structure consisting of a main shaft about eighty feet deep, from which lateral horizontal excavations are made in the coal stratum of said mine, constituting what are…
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