Eureka Coal Co. v. Melcho

September 23, 1924, the appellee, while in the service of named appellant as a coal miner, received a personal injury by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment, of which the employer had knowledge and furnished medical attention, the said injury being caused by a piece of coal striking the appellant in the right eye.

In January, 1925, the appellee filed his application for an award of compensation and such proceedings were thereafter had in said cause, that, on April 8, 1925, a finding was made, and compensation awarded to appellee. The finding, now material to be…