Scarborough v. Beardmore

YARIAN, J. —

Proceeding under the Workmen’s Compensation Act. In March, 1929, Charles Scarborough, aged fifty-four, employed by respondent Beardmore as a millwright in a sawmill, while lifting a steel shaft weighing one hundred fifty or one hundred seventy-five pounds, was seized with a severe pain in the small of • his back. The Industrial Accident Board awarded compensation, which award was set aside by the district court on appeal. Scarborough appealed from the judgment of the district court but died, February 11, 1932, while this appeal was pending. Upon stipulation, an order was duly…