LaLone v. Department of Labor & Industries

Claimant sustained injury August 11, 1930, while engaged in extrahazardous employment. The accident occurred when a pile of timbers rolled down upon the dock where claimant was working as a longshoreman, and, as a result, both bones of his lower left leg were fractured near the ankle. He also sustained injury to several ribs, bruises on both wrists and legs, and on his right side and elbow.

The department of labor and industries recognized claimant’s right to compensation and paid his time loss to July 21, 1931, at which time his case was closed with an allowance of 8° permanent partial…