Earl anderson v. Interstate Power Company

1. Where plaintiff, an employe of a telephone company, while attempting to locate trouble on a telephone line caused by a contract between a telephone wire and a power line wire, was injured when an employe of the power company attempting to remedy a similar difficulty inserted a new fuse which carried a high voltage to the wire on which plaintiff was working, held that plaintiff is not barred by 1 Mason Minn. St. 1927, ? 4291, subd. 1, from recovery against the defendant power company by the accepting of compensation from his employer.