Bedford Belt Railway Co. v. Brown

This appeal is from a judgment, in favor of the appellee, for personal injuries sustained while employed by the appellant in the construction *660of a railway bridge. The complaint charged that the appellee was employed in' the construction of said bridge; that when about one hundred feet had been nearly completed, and several bents had been placed in position, boards were laid on either side, along the top, for the workmen to walk upon. £ £ Between said running boards, on the top of said bridge and along the middle of it, from bent to bent, were laid two lines of stringers, side by side, and on…