Conner v. Pioneer Fire-Proof Const. Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Minnesota
At Law. Motion for new trial.
1Opinion of the CourtBrewer, J.
In the case of Conner against the Pioneer Fire-proof Construction Company, tried before me, wherein the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, a petition for a new trial was allowed. I was in hopes that this application would be submitted to Justice Miller, as the case is one upon which I have great doubt. The facts, in a general way, are these: The plaintiff was employed as a tiler in the West Hotel, in Minneapolis, the defendant having the contract for the tiling. In pursuance of that work, it was necessary for the tilers to go upon a platform in order io roach the ceilings, which were…
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