McDonald v. Seay

This is a' workmen’s compensation case. One of the issues submitted to the Industrial Board was whether or not the employer worked ten or more men regularly at the time of the ac cident. It was shown by the evidence of the employer himself that he had been engaged in operating a sawmill for eighteen months before the date of the accident. In answer to the question as to how many men he had regularly employed in this business, he answered: “Sometimes I have eight; sometimes I have ten. I have had as high as twelve.” In operating the mill he sometimes had eight, sometimes nine or ten, sometimes…