Cugini v. Department of Labor & Industries

— Helge Olson went to work August 19, 1946, for Alex Cugini, who was engaged in the logging and trucking business, and was steadily employed at Alder lake, near Elbe, Washington, until September 18, 1946, when he was injured by the explosion of dynamite caps. Before he was employed by Cugini, Olson acquired logs for himself, which were located at the site of his employer’s operations. He lived in a shack, or small floathouse, on a logging boom near the place of operations, where he had resided some time prior to his employment by Cugini. Olson worked regular hours from eight a. m. until…