Dobbs v. Bureau of Highways

— October 19, 1940, notice of injury to respondent was given the board by respondent, stating he was a rock crusher operator and the accident happened by “Dust from Rock Crushing operations has affected his right lung.” His employer detailed he was disabled in running a rock crusher. The attending physician gave his diagnosis as follows: “Silicosis with superimposed Tuberculosis, findings are based on X-Ray’s and Speutum specimen and history of being employed in dust of rock crusher for the past two years.”

In his application for hearing respondent alleged as follows:

“VII. That the combined…