Hill v. Parker-Young Co.

The plaintiff was employed by the defendants to run a band saw, but at the time of the accident he had been ordered by his foreman to assist in removing some lumber from the dry-house. The dry-house was a long building running north and south, containing eight kilns. The lumber to be put in the kilns was loaded on trucks, and run into the kilns on the east side, and taken out on the west side. A car called a transfer car ran through the dry-house on its west side, and these trucks were run from the kilns directly onto the transfer cars, and then taken to the mill. In front of the kilns were…