Klippert v. Industrial Insurance Department

— On December 4, 1917, respondent, while engaged in an extra hazardous occupation, re*526ceived an injury which, resulted in the loss of one eye by enucleation, for which he received compensation from the industrial insurance commission in the sum of twelve hundred dollars. On July 9, 1919, he was again injured while engaged in an extra hazardous occupation, which injury resulted in the loss of his major arm at the shoulder. He duly made claim to the appellant commission for compensation for the latter injury, and on November 25, 1919, he was awarded time loss from October 9, 1919, to November 6,…