Brown v. Saltillo Bor. Coun. (Et Al.)

Opinion by

Parker, J.,

The sole question in this workmen’s compensation case is what base shall be used to compute the compensation. Willis G. Brown was continuously employed by the American Refractories Company for more than twenty-two years as a dinky operator and worked regularly six or seven days each week. On Saturday, October 16, 1937, he had a day off and was requested by a representative of the defendant borough to assist in shoveling and hauling road material, during the forenoon, for which service he was to receive thirty-five cents per hour. After working three and one-half hours and…