Supreme Court of New Hampshire June 5, 1900 (Carr v. Manchester Electric Co.)

Blodgett, C. J.

The plaintiff’s grounds of complaint against the Manchester Electric Company are (1) that they were negligent in not instructing him as to the increased danger in working upon pole lamps in wet weather, and (2) that they were also negligent in allowing the wires of the two companies to come in contact on Marion street.

The first ground is untenable.