Jones v. . Warehouse Co.

The plaintiff alleges that he was in the employment of the defendant company in its finishing mill near the town of Spray, N.C. That he was directed by the defendant's superintendent to work at a machine known as a "napper." That there was attached to said machine a large pulley run by belting connecting with the shafting overhead. On the inner or lower side of the machine was a smaller pulley which drove a fan or other part of the machinery and is run by a smaller belt. This smaller pulley is not grooved, and the belt at times slips and has to be replaced by the operator. Defendant's…