Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit February 4, 1908, No. 1,732 (Jackson Fibre Co. v. Meadows)

RICHARDS, Circuit Judge.

The defendant below, the Jackson Fibre Company, owned and operated a cotton factory in Tennessee, and, in connection with it, a private telephone and signal system running, by poles and wires, from its office to its barn. The plaintiff below, Meadows, did the general electrical work upon this system, keeping it in repair.