Bolle v. Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co.

Mr. Presiding Justice Jett

delivered the opinion of the court.

On November 15, 1922, appellee entered the employment of appellant, his duties being to watch engines, sand them, operate turntables and perform other like services in the roundhouse of appellant near Waukegan, Illinois. He was also engaged to fire either the stationary boiler or a locomotive engine which supplied heat for appellant’s passenger depot, the baggage room in the depot, the roundhouse, the foreman’s office, the engineer and fireman’s register and lockroom, the bunk house, and other like buildings and offices of…