Johnston v. Dept. Labor and Industries

Respondent herein sustained an injury on April 24,1929, while employed as a common laborer by the city of Spokane in an extrahazardous occupation. He filed a claim for compensation which was allowed, and, after the injury became fixed, the disability was classified as a permanent partial one of ten degrees which, based upon the classification defined in the statute relating to such cases of the loss of the entire right arm at the shoulder carrying compensation of three thousand dollars, would make the allowance in this case three hundred dollars.

Respondent thereupon appealed to the joint…