Supreme Court of Minnesota July 10, 1908, Nos. 15,686-(180) (Callopy v. Atwood)

LEWIS, J.

Appellant owned and operated a sawmill, and respondent was employed to work upon what is known as a “lath bolting machine,” consisting of a raised platform, or table, on which was located a circular saw, about twenty two inches in diameter, nine inches of which extended over the table, wholly exposed and unguarded.