Industrial Commission v. Johnson

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Teller.

The defendant in error filed with the Industrial Commission a claim for compensation under Chapter 179, Laws of 1915, for injury to one of his eyes while in the employ of plaintiff in error The Spraltlen-Andersom Mercantile Company.

On a hearing on the complaint the Commission found that Johnson had become totally blind in one eye by reason of said injury, and awarded him seven dollars per week for 104 weeks. Later, a rehearing was granted; the Commission found that Johnson still had useful vision, and reduced the period during which compensation was to be paid to…