Hammond v. Keim

This is a suit in which Delmar W. Hammond, as guardian and next friend, seeks to recover under the workmen’s compensation law for the death of his father-in-law.

Immediately prior to May 26, 1930, on which date he received injuries which resulted in his death, Ed Linquist, hereinafter called the deceased, had been employed by Jacob Keim, doing business as Keim Construction Company, in superintending the construction of a building at Tecumseh, Nebraska, for which he was being paid $1.50 an hour. Deceased was a widower, and left one adult son and an adult daughter, being the wife of the…