Moultrie v. Crocker

The defendant was a molder and worked for the garnishee, a stove manufacturing company. The company furnished the sand, flasks, patterns, tools, and molten iron, necessary for the defendant to do his work. He was required to begin work at seven o’clock a. m., set up his molds, or prepare his floor, ready to do casting at three o’clock p. m. If he finished such preparations sooner, the remaining time was his. At three o’clock he had to take his turn in getting the molten iron, •weighing about forty pounds to the bucket, and begin his easting. At 5.30 p. m., the casting was finished; and…