Carter v. South Texas Lumber Yard

Appellant sued appellee, a corporation, alleging that he was in the employ of appellee on August 14, 1911, as a laborer, and, while in the discharge of his duty as such, was, on said date, injured by reason of the carelessness and negligence of appellee’s agents and representatives, and without any fault or carelessness on his part contributing to said injury; that plaintiff was engaged in loading and unloading a wagon to which were hitched horses or mules in charge of a driver for appellee; that another wagon was fastened to the first one, of which fact plaintiff had no knowledge, and said…