Wilson v. Porter Handle & Cooperage Co.

Curtis, J. —

This was an action by the appellant against the appellees for workmen’s compensation based upon his claim that he was injured while in the employ of the said appellees.

An examination of the evidence most favorable to the appellees discloses, among other things, that the appellant was by occupation a trucker devoting his main activities to the hauling of logs from woods to lumber mills; that the appellee James Wilson is a timber buyer and appellee Porter Handle; and" Cooperage Company is engaged in a manufacturing business in which it uses logs; that the appellant had been engaged…