Brady v. Place

— B. W. Brady was employed as a barber by William Place, in Coeur d’Alene, for approximately two years immediately preceding March 1, 1922, During the last week in February of that year, sometime between the morning of Thursday, the 23d, and the evening of Sunday, the 26th, a sliver of wood pierced the thumb of Brady’s right hand. Infection of a serious nature ensued, necessitating hospital care and medical treatment. As a result of the injury, Brady’s right hand and forearm became permanently disabled.

Brady instituted this proceeding before the industrial accident board against William…