Williams v. Intermountain Fireworks Co.

On August 5, 1932, Lucille Williams, sixteen year old daughter of claimant Eda Blaser Williams, was instantly killed by an explosion in and while working in the plant of the Intermountain Fireworks Company. It was conceded that her death was due to an accident arising out of and in the course of her employment. Prior to a hearing before the Industrial Accident Board the state of Idaho, on the relation of its auditor, filed its claim demanding that the employer pay into the state treasury, to be deposited in the industrial administration fund, the sum of $1,000, as is provided by I. C. A.,…