Goodwin v. Elm Orlu Mining Co.

On March 27, 1927, Louis D. Goodwin, a married man, received injuries during the course of, and arising out of, his employment as a miner by the Elm Orlu Mining Company, of Butte, from which injuries he later died.

At the time of the injury Goodwin was receiving a wage of $4.75 per day and was working seven days a week, and at that time his wife, Winifred J. Goodwin, was not, and had for a period of four years not been, living with him, hut for one year past he had been living in Butte with his mother,' Nancy Jane Goodwin, toward whose support he was then contributing at least $18.50 per week.

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