Bryant v. Hill

Plaintiff was a farm laborer employed by one Carlson. Defendant was the owner and operator of a bean-huller, and at the time this cause of action arose was operating his machine on the farm of said Carlson, threshing beans. Plaintiff was hauling the beans from the field to the threshing-machine. The machine had just been set, and threshing not begun, when plaintiff arrived at the machine with a load of beans, and drove his team and wagon up to the separator after the engine had started. Defendant signaled for the engine to be accelerated, and it was then discovered that the blower for…