Cumming v. Dosland

State highway No. 63 is a paved highway, 18 feet wide, running from Waterloo north, and is the main traveled highway between Waterloo and New Hampton. On the morning of February 24, 1937, about 8:30 or 9 o’clock, the plaintiff, with three other men, all of whom were employed by the highway commission, went north about a mile from Waterloo on said highway No. 63 to look after some flumes. Their truck was stopped on the shoulder on the east side of the pavement, just north of the flume leading east from the pavement to tbe ditcb. There was also a flume on the west side of the pavement. The…