Stone v. Reynolds Metals Co.

GARZA, District Judge.

The Plaintiff, William H. Stone, sues for damages resulting from injuries sustained by him while employed by Defendant, Reynolds Metals Company. The suit is based on diversity of citizenship, and jurisdiction is admitted by the parties.

In the pretrial order, the parties have stipulated that the Plaintiff was an employe of Defendant Reynolds on March 30, 1963, the date of Plaintiff’s alleged injuries; and that Defendant owned and controlled standard gauge tracks, one or more switch engines, called “dinkys”, and box cars, all wholly within the prop*441erty of Reynolds Metals…