Mills v. Princeton Mining Co.

The appellant herein, Russell H. Mills, made a claim for compensation under the Occupational Disease Act, alleging that his disablement was due to pneumoconiosis and/or anthracosis with resulting fibrosis of the lungs, and, as a result thereof, was totally disabled.

The record reveals after hearing, the Full Board, by a majority of its members, entered its findings and made an award in favor of the appellee herein. The pertinent part of said findings are as follows:

“That on the 18th day of February, 1957, and for some time prior thereto, plaintiff was in the employ of defendant at an average…