Johnson v. Anderson & Middleton Lumber Co.
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from Superior Court, Clielialis County. — Hon. Oliver V. Linn, Judge.
1Per curiam
— Action for damages for personal injuries. The complaint alleges that plaintiff was operating for defendant an edger, which was defective, in that it was not provided with a moving conveyor, such as is usually used with such machines; that it was provided with only a stationary chute, into which sawdust, slabs, and other refuse from the mill fell, and that the only way of freeing the chute from such obstructions was to push out such refuse with a stick, which had to be inserted between and under the revolving saws; that the edger machine was not provided with sufficient light; that the…
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