Huttig Lead & Zinc Co. v. Brown

This proceeding was instituted to review an award made by the State Industrial Commission to James Brown. On December 24, 1921, Brown, while in the employ of the Huttig Lead & Zinc Company, was injured by a spike flying against his face and eye. The claimant filed with the State Industrial Commission notice of injury and claim for compensation, and, thereafter, the Huttig Lead & Zinc Company made a settlement with the claimant by paying $8.35 as compensation for five days of disability. Thereafter claimant filed his motion to review the award, and upon proper notice, the matter coming on for…