Seagraves v. Department of Labor & Industries

Virgil W. Seagraves was injured January 28, 1932, while engaged in an extrahazardous employment. He presented a claim to the department of labor and industries, which was allowed. Without reviewing the intervening history, the claim was closed August 19, 1933, with an allowance for permanent partial disability in the sum of $2,100, of which amount, at the time, $300 had been previously paid. Subsequently, the claim was opened, and again closed September 7, 1934. From this order, the injured workman appealed to the joint board of the department of labor and industries, and that board ordered…