Livingston v. Industrial Comm. of Utah

This is a proceeding to review an award made by the Industrial Commission denying compensation to plaintiff, George D. Livingston. The commission’s findings and conclusions are:

“The applicant alleges that on or about the 2nd day of December, 1925, while regularly employed by the Mercer Cheese Company, and while engaged with Mr. Mercer, the proprietor, and while unloading an ice box, sustained a hernia on the left side.

“Findings: In accordance with the evidence submitted we find the following to be the facts: That Mr. G. D. Livingston did not report to his employer at the moment of the injury…