Stevely v. Compensation Commissioner
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Rose, Judge:
Carl Stevely, an employee of The Valley Camp Coal Company, at its No. 3 mine located near the town of Tria-delphia in Ohio County, was killed while at work on the 18th day of November, 1941. Lora Stevely made claim as his widow and dependent, and by the Compensation Commissioner was awarded $30.00 per month upon the conditions prescribed by the statute, which award, on appeal, was affirmed by the Compensation Appeal Board, and this appeal was granted the employer.
The deceased was a motorman operating a four-ton electric motor used for haulage in the mine. Immediately before the…
2Cases cited6 opinions
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