Reynolds v. Al G. Barnes Amusement Co.

This is an action in damages for personal injury alleged to have been received by plaintiff through the negligence of defendant, while plaintiff was engaged as a laborer employed by defendant in connection with others in removing tents and other paraphernalia of defendant’s combined circus and animal show, after the performance at Kansas City, Mo., on or about August 20, 1918. This is the second appeal in this ease from as many trials in the circuit court. On the former appeal the judgment which was for plaintiff was reversed on account of errors in an instruction and the 'cause was remanded…