Miller v. Hart-Parr Co.

I. The plaintiff, William Miller, was in .1910 in the employ of the defendant as a yardman about its factory and had been so employed for a period of four or five weeks prior to the time of receiving the injuries complained of in the action, which were sustained by him on September 22d. He was a man thirty-four years of age and, upon entering the employ of the defendant, gave his occupation as an engineer. He had previously been employed in various ways, sometimes running a stationary engine, did some carpenter work, assisted in threshing and like labor, without regular occupation or…