Wisconsin Arkansas Lumber Company v. McCloud
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
Appellee was injured while employed by the appellant lumber company, and, in support óf his cause of action for damages, testified as .follows : He Was Employed by the appellant company oh the 24th day ofAugust, 1923, at aWdge of $2.50 per day,1 and'hadbeCn Working eight or nine" days When injured'.' It was his duty1 to straighten lumber on a dry-chain and he oil the machinery that pulled’ the' chains. ' The dry-chain consisted of three traveling chains placed' about four feet apárt and parallel to each1 other, by 'means of which lumber was carried from the dry-kiln to another part of the…
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