Eagle Fluorspar Company v. Larue

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Eees

Eeversing.

Appellee, Wallace J. LaEue, was injured while employed by the Eagle Fluorspar Company. The company paid his hospital and medical bills amounting to $100, and $339 compensation in weekly installments of $13.65 each. It ceased making the weekly payments, and appellee then applied to the Workmen’s Compensation Board for an award.

On April 3,1928, the board made, an award for compensation at the rate of $11.60 per week for 36 weeks and $9 per week for 299 weeks with 6 per cent, interest on all past-due payments to be credited by the amounts theretofore…