Crow v. Raymond Concrete Pile Co.

Levi L. Crow, employed by the Raymond Concrete Pile Company in the work of constructing the Watson-Williams bridge across Lake Pontchartrain, fell through the bridge structure while carrying on his shoulder a load of iron pipe and was severely injured. He was engaged at the time in the work he was employed to do. Slivers of steel in some way got into his eye as a result of his fall, but he sustained other and more important injuries to his side and in the hernial region of his abdomen.

The occurrence took place on or about September 29, 1927. He was receiving at the time forty cents an hour or…