Manley v. Harvey Lumber Co.

Certiorari to review an order of the industrial commission denying compensation.

All the evidence in this case was given on behalf of the relator and is not in dispute. Adolph O. Manley died on March 30, 1927, as the result of monoxide gas poisoning, leaving surviving him relator and their six minor children ranging from 13 years to 10 months in age. For some time prior to and at the time of his death he was in the employ of the Harvey Lumber Company, a Minnesota corporation located at Duluth, as general manager of its yards and business at Carlton, Minnesota. In addition to selling lumber and…