Marshall v. . Telephone Co.

J., concurring in the dissenting opinion. This is an action brought by the plaintiff, a minor, through his next friend, to recover damages for the loss of his arm and other injuries, resulting from the alleged negligence of the two defendants.

The plaintiff offered evidence tending to prove the following facts:

The plaintiff was nineteen years of age at the time of his injury in October, 1919. He was employed by the defendant, Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company, in 1918 as general utility boy or apprentice lineman, at $2 per day, and had been climbing poles some four to six months prior…