Heine v. State

For several years prior to September 4th, 1936 Arthur Heine was employed as a butcher at the Manteno State Hospital, Manteno, Illinois. On the last mentioned date, while in the line of his employment and while cleaning fish, he ran a fin into the thumb of his right hand. He applied iodine on the wound and continued to work that day and the next day, which was Saturday. He was off work Sunday, and on Monday (Labor Day) the hand began to bother him and he returned from his home in Kankakee to the Manteno State Hospital in order to have the same dressed by the institution' physician. Hot…