Furst Kerber Cut Stone Co. v. Mayo

Forest Mayo was employed by appellant as a quarryman, and during the afternoon of November 27,1922, with a number of coemployes, was engaged in moving and placing a track over which a channeling machine was operated. In the group of men doing the work was Everett Mayo, a brother of Forest, and Noble Watson. At the noon or lunch hour, Everett Mayo and Watson had quarreled over a trivial matter. About an hour and a half after work had been resumed following the lunch period, and after the quarrel between Everett Mayo and Watson had ended, Watson complained to Everett that he was not doing his…