Collins v. Casualty Reciprocal Exchange

This action was begun pursuant to the provisions of the workmen’s compensation act by Clifford Collins against his employer, the Artificial Ice & Coal Company of North Platte, and its insurer, the Casualty Reciprocal Exchange, defendants herein, to obtain certain additional compen*228sation for the permanent partial loss of the use of the second finger of his right hand. From an order of the compensation commissioner awarding the plaintiff additional compensation in the sum of $14 a week from June 16, 1930, and for 12 weeks thereafter, the defendants prosecuted an appeal to the district court for…