Norfolk & Portsmouth Belt Line Railroad v. White

The Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt Line Railroad Company was engaged to lay the ties and rails, upon *878■a spur track adjacent to its main line for Swift & Company, which latter company had done the grading, and over which the railroad company would render service to the owner. On the morning of September 20, 1922, White, with five other men under foreman •Quillan, went to this spur track, taking with them a fiat car or hand car to assist them in their work by hauling ties and rails to the points on the main line op ;posite the place on the spur track where they were to be-placed. When the gang of…