Salem Stone & Lime Co. v. Griffin

The complaint by the appellee charged that the appellant was engaged in quarrying, sawing, and dressing stone, and in making lime, in which business it occupied a mill and operated a tramway for handling and shifting stone, which tramway was elevated to the height of the roof of said mill and its track ran near said roof. From said roof projected a dormer window two feet wide by three feet high, constructed by the appellant for, and used by employes as, a passage-way from said mill and the ground below said tramway, that *143being tbe best way provided for reaching said track. The distance…