Conrad v. Industrial Commission

It appears without dispute that the applicant’s husband resided in Minneapolis and specialized as an artist in painting pictures of landscapes, which he sold, and in doing-interior decorating and painting during several years for patrons in Minneapolis and Eau Claire, including the defendant, Eau Claire Hotel Company, and several other parties.

Upon evidence introduced at a hearing before an examiner of the commission, he made findings of fact upon which he concluded that under the provisions in sec. 102.07 (8), Stats., Conrad was to be considered an employee of the hotel company while at work…