Smith v. Michigan Lumber Co.
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for Cheihalis county, Irfwin, Jl, entered October 30, 1905, upon the verdict of a jury rendered in favor of the plaintiff for personal injuries sustained by the operation of a cut-off saw in a sawmill.
1Opinion of the CourtFullerton, J.
This is an action for personal injuries. The record discloses that the appellant was engaged in the business of operating a lumber mill, and that the respondent was one of its employees. At the time the accident happened which resulted in his injury, the respondent was operating a saw known as the cut-off saw1; his duties being to trim and cut into suitable length th'e dimension lumber as it came from the main saw, and to cut the slabs into pieces so that they could he readily handled by those whose duties were to hear them away. Between the cut-off saw, which the respondent was operating,…
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