Kaylor v. Callahan Zinc-Lead Co.

August 6, 1923, respondent Alfred W. Kaylor, while employed by appellant Callahan Zinc-Lead Company, sustained an injury resulting in complete paralysis of the lower limbs. Immediately after the injury respondent was removed to the Wallace Hospital, which had a contract with the appellant Callahan Zinc-Lead Company for the care of its injured employees, and he was still confined therein at the time this cause was heard before the Industrial Accident Board. It is conceded that the injury to respondent’s spine is incurable, that his condition is stationary and that he requires and will require…