Calvetti v. Industrial Commission

Pasqualle Brigenti, under sixteen years of age, was employed November 18, 1927, by appellants in their garage at Hurley, Wisconsin, as a helper about the place. Appellants’ garage had a capacity of sixty cars. The hunting season for rabbits was on, and hunters with guns were in and out of the garage to some extent.

On the 18th of November, 1927, a boy of sixteen, named Castagna, entered the garage to await the arrival of one Jondelli, who kept his car in the garage, and to whom Cas-tagna had that day loaned his gun, which he wished to get. Jondelli later came in with his car, and the boy…