Hudyck v. Wyoming Shovel Works

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Feazeb,

Claimant, an employee of defendant company in the year 1917, sustained injury by which he lost the sight of his left eye. Under a compensation agreement entered into, with the approval of the compensation board under the Workmen’s Compensation Act of 1915, between claimant and his employer, the former was paid compensation for a period of 125 weeks, the full period allowed by section 306e of the act for such permanent injury. These payments, at a weekly rate of $8.06, ended March 23,1920. Later claimant returned to work with the same employer and so continued…