Lancaster's Admr. v. Central City Light & Power Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Carroll

— Affirming.

Charles Lancaster, at the timo of his death, which was caused by an electric shock, was electrician and in sole charge of the Central City Light & Power Company’s plant. He had been working in this capacity for about six weeks before his death, and had previously had several years’ experience with other but smaller electric plants. It may therefore be said that he was experienced, and fully acquainted with the dangers and risks of his employment. In connection with the plant, there was what is called a “switch board. ’ ’ The street or arc lights…