Taylor Coal Co. v. Miller

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Caeeoll

— Reversing.

The appellee, Miller, was employed as a “loader” by the appellant coal company in its mine, and as the place at which he worked was about two miles from the mine entry, the company had for a long time been in the habit of carrying Miller, and other miners who worked where he did, to and from their work in cars.

In February, 1914, while Miller was being carried from the mine entry to his place of work in company with other miners, on a coal car drawn by a mule, the car was thrown off the track, in consequence of which Miller received injuries; and…