Apache Powder Co. v. Bond

WINDES, Superior Judge.

On December 8, 1941, respondent, Curtis L. Bond, hereinafter mentioned as employee, was employed by Apache Powder Company, and on said date, while in the performance of his duties, he, together with one August Lay, passed from what was called the change room into the blower room where Lay was to shake down the gas and the employee herein was to check the temperatures. While so engaged the employee for some reason unexpectedly fainted or passed out, fell and sustained a skull fracture. Thereafter the doctor’s report was made and the commission made an investigation. On…