Turner Elkhorn Mining Co. v. Goble
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
STEINFELD, Justice.
Lawrence Oliver Goble, Jr., age 29 years, had been an employee of appellant Turner Elkhorn Mining Company for three years. He was a coal miner working in the Carry Back Coal Company-BX-50 mine, where he was killed on Saturday night, October 9, or on Sunday, October 10, 1971, when his arm came into contact with a trolley wire carrying 400 volts of electricity. His widow, for herself, as administratrix of his estate, and as statutory guardian and mother of his infant children, filed a claim with the Workmen’s Compensation Board seeking benefits from Lawrence’s employer. The…
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