Irving v. Home Accident Insurance

1. Where the owner of timber furnishes a sawmill and employs another person to saw the timber into lumber, and pays him a definite sum per thousand feet for the sawing, which sum is paid in advancements as the lumber is sawed, and where from the money advanced the person so employed pays all the help employed in the work, and the difference between the sum advanced and the expense of operating the sawmill constitutes his profits, and where he has0 exclusive power to control the help and to fix their compensation, and to hire and discharge the help at his discretion, and where he cuts and saws…