Gatliff Coal Co. v. Powers' Administrator

Opinion op tiie Court by

Judge Dietzman

— Reversing.

In the fall of 1923, the appellant, Gatliff Coal Company, was engaged in robbing the pillars and stamps in “13 right entry in its No. 3” mine. Pillar and stump numbered 10 wore the furthest ones in this entry from the main entry. It is conceded that the appellee’s decedent, George Powers, was employed to rob this pillar and stump.

It seems to be the theory of the appellant that Powers, under his employment, was required to rob this pillar and stump from room No. 10, but we can find no support for such contention in this record. It is silent as…