White v. Kennon & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Master and servant. Negligence. Fellow-servants. Before Judge Atkinson. Pierce superior court. October term, 1888. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
White sued Kennon & Co. for damages. In his declaration he alleged, in substance, that said firm had a steam saw-mill at Hoboken, and a tram-road running a distance of twelve miles into the country, on which engines and truck cars were run to haul logs to the mill; that Walter Kennon was employed by said company as engineer in charge of the train; and by the failure and neglect of said firm to keep their said tram-road in good and safe condition, and by the wanton, reckless and careless running of said train by said engineer, the petitioner was damaged $5,000, said petitioner…
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