Henry v. Omaha Packing Co.

Calkins, C.

The defendant is a corporation engaged in the packing business at South Omaha, and the plaintiff was on the 10th day of November, 1904, employed by the defendant in its packing house. While so employed the plaintiff became sick. It appears that it had been the custom of the defendant for some years to convey to their homes such employees as became sick or injured while at work, and on this occasion the foreman under Avhom the plaintiff was working directed the barn boss to get a carriage ready to take her home, and the barn boss thereupon hitched to one of defendant’s buggies a…