St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co. v. Blevins

The plaintiff, N. F. Blevins, received personal injuries while working for the defendant railway company, unloading wooden piling from a flatcar, and he instituted this action to recover compensation for his injuries, alleging that the same resulted from negligence of the defendant and its servants, who were fellow-servants of the plaintiff at the time he was injured.

It is alleged in the complaint, and the proof tends to show, that plaintiff’s injuries were received while he was engaged in a class of work for defendant which constituted interstate commerce, and the action was instituted, and…