Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the Territory of Utah, Volume 28 |
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... field about a mile from the corral , and that there were signs of wagon tracks leading from defend- ant's stockyards to where the carcasses were lying ; State v . Gordon . also impressions in the snow 18 SUPREME COURT OF UTAH ,
... field about a mile from the corral , and that there were signs of wagon tracks leading from defend- ant's stockyards to where the carcasses were lying ; State v . Gordon . also impressions in the snow 18 SUPREME COURT OF UTAH ,
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... track in a mine shaft let down the rails used in constructing the track without their being fastened to the car on which they were being conveyed , so that one of the rails slipped over the end of the car and fell on and injured an ...
... track in a mine shaft let down the rails used in constructing the track without their being fastened to the car on which they were being conveyed , so that one of the rails slipped over the end of the car and fell on and injured an ...
Page 49
... track down said shaft ; that in doing so the iron rails necessary to the construction of said track were loaded upon the top of an ordinary pit car , and let down to the place where needed by means of a wire cable operated by machinery ...
... track down said shaft ; that in doing so the iron rails necessary to the construction of said track were loaded upon the top of an ordinary pit car , and let down to the place where needed by means of a wire cable operated by machinery ...
Page 68
... track layers , and Mr. Blake , the mine foreman , had control over all of the men , and had power to hire and discharge them . No one engaged in the work had au- thority superior to that of Mr. Blake's . There was no evidence to show ...
... track layers , and Mr. Blake , the mine foreman , had control over all of the men , and had power to hire and discharge them . No one engaged in the work had au- thority superior to that of Mr. Blake's . There was no evidence to show ...
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... track underneath the ore chute ; that the bin , which was in the second story of the building , was about eight and ... track , from two to three feet wide ; that this arrangement of the timber and track leaves the openings into the bin ...
... track underneath the ore chute ; that the bin , which was in the second story of the building , was about eight and ... track , from two to three feet wide ; that this arrangement of the timber and track leaves the openings into the bin ...
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