Ulaski v. Morris & Co.

On September 11, 1920, Frank Ulaski, an employee of. defendant, was injured while in the course of his employment. He was what is called a “beef lugger.” On that day he says that a beef fell from an overhead rail, and in catching it a bone sliver was forced into the first joint of the middle finger of the right hand. . The defendant’s physician administered some iodine and bandaged the finger and he had daily dressings at the doctor’s office. In the meantime an infection developed and it became necessary to open the wound. Finally, he was sent home, where he stayed during the succeeding week…