Taylor v. Blackwell Lumber Co.
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WM. E. LEE, 'J.
— On April 7, 1921, while engaged in skidding certain logs belonging to the Blackwell Lumber *711Company, in Kootenai county, for V. A. Finrow, who had a logging contract with that company, A. L. Taylor, a man fifty-four years of age, was struck and knocked down by a log and caught beneath other logs which rolled on him, resulting in a fracture of the pelvis and other serious injuries to and about his right hip. At the time of the injury he was being assisted by his little daughter, thirteen years of age. After waiting until help could be summoned from a distance of three or four…
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