Harrigan v. Interurban Railway Co.

I. On March 1, 1912, the plaintiff was in the employ of the defendant, working with a section gang, the particular duty on that day being in shoveling snow from the sides of the tracks. The foreman of the force of men with which plaintiff was at work was one Buckley. At a point on the line west of Altoona they were met by another section *681crew with its foreman, and as the noon hour approached the two crews used one hand car and went to Altoona for dinner. About 1 o’clock, under the direction of Buckley, they started to return to their work, several miles west of Altoona, all of them, ten men,…