Bossard v. Nallin & Jennings Park Co.

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

The facts in this case are not in dispute. John Bossard was employed as a teamster by the Nallin & Jennings Park Company, and paid $30 a week for his labor. As a part of his work he was obliged to feed and groom his employer’s team of horses, which were stabled in a barn on the latter’s premises. On Sundays his work was confined to this duty, which he did twice a day, morning and evening. He received no special compensation for this work, payment therefor being included in his weekly wages.

On Sunday, October 11,1925, having fed and bedded the horses for the evening,…