Price v. American Agricultural Chemical Co.

The opinion of the Court was .delivered by

Mr. Chief Justice Stabrer.

■ On or about September 16, 1929, Flarry B. Price, a young man, was killed while working in the chemical plant of the defendant company at Cayce, S. C. At the time, he was employed as a helper and had worked there for a number of years. Plis duties were “walking the chambers,” taking down the readings of the temperature of the thermometers, and watching the acid tanks, to see that they did not get too full and run over. He also started and stopped the pumps, which were operated by an electric motor, and took care of certain…