Moore v. Industrial Accident Fund

On July 26, 1926, while the three county commissioners of Lewis and Clark county were returning from a trip of examination and inspection of the county roads, the automobile in which they were riding turned over while rounding a sharp curve and William A. Moore, the chairman of the board, was killed. He left surviving and depending upon him a wife and two minor children. Claim was made in their behalf for compensation under the terms of the Workmen’s Compensation Act. The Industrial Accident Board denied the claim, and the district court of Lewis and Clark county upon appeal, affirmed the…