Interlake Pulp & Paper Co. v. Industrial Commission
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEschweileR, J.
The deceased was employed with two others in placing pulp wood into a conveyor'running along *230the ground between two buildings in plaintiff’s yards. It was covered at about four feet from the ground and one foot across. Some fifty feet above it was another conveyor from which, at points which were opened as desired, the wood fell and piled up and then from such piles was thrown into the lower conveyor. For some undisclosed reason he left his point of employment and three or four minutes later was found dead about two hundred feet away, with his body lying upon the said lower conveyor and under…
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