Mitcham v. Urania Lumber Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
DREW, Judge.
Plaintiff, John R. Mitcham, has sued the Urania Lumber Company, Limited, and G. M. Compton for. $3 per week compensation for 400 weeks, beginning September 6, 1937, alleging that he was employed by the said Compton for the said Lumber Company to get out timber for the said Company on the lands of the said Company in Grant Parish, Louisiana, and that while performing services arising out of or incidental to his employment, to-wit: “getting out timbers on or about said date when in splitting a piece of timber it flew up and struck him in the right eye and put it out entirely”; and…
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