Van Atta v. Henry.

Defendant Harold A. Henry operated a grocery store and meat market in the city of Jackson, Michigan. Plaintiff Clayton E. Van Atta was a meat cutter by trade and was employed by defendant to manage and operate the meat market, receiving a salary of $40 per week. On June 8,1931, while engaged in his employment in defendant’s market plaintiff suffered an injury. He gives the following testimony as to the occurrence:

“Had a quarter of beef on the block in the market, had cut off a piece and took the rest of it into the ice box — they kept sawdust on the floor — and hung a quarter of beef on a…