St. Louis, B. & M. Ry. Co. v. Davis

The railway company appeals from a judgment for damages in appellee's favor on account of personal injuries received by him on its right of way in the town of Bay City, Tex., he being at the time an employé of the company in the capacity of a carpenter.

Appellee alleged that on the day of the injury he and other employés were repairing what was known as the sandhouse, a building situated near the most northerly one of six railroad tracks appellant maintained at that place in the town, all these running parallel with each other and approximately east and west; that the company also maintained…