Supreme Court of Georgia March 3, 1910 (Smith v. Western & Atlantic Railroad)

Per Curiam.

1. If a person under due authority from a railroad company

goes upon one o'f its engines hauling a train, for the purpose of learning the duties of a fireman, and performs services for the company in order to gain such experience and knowledge of the wor-k as will render him competent to act as a regular fireman and to receive pay as such, thus becoming what is called “a learner