Ross v. Industrial Accident Board

Dale Y. Ross, an unmarried man, was accidentally injured on May 28, 1935, while in the employ of Morrison & Welch, of Billings. He was then of the age of 23 years. He died the following day as the result of the injuries. His employer was enrolled under Plan 3 of the Workmen’s Compensation Act. At the time of sustaining the injuries the decedent was earning and receiving $20 per week as a salary. His father and mother applied to the Industrial Accident Board for compensation, claiming the right thereto as major dependents under section 2866, Revised Codes. Failing there, both on their original…