Jackson v. Swift & Co.

MILLS, Judge.

Plaintiff claims of defendant and its insur,er compensation, and $150 for burial expenses, under Act No. 20 of 1914, as amended, for herself individually and for the benefit of her minor child, Williett Young, for the death of her alleged husband, John W. Jackson. Mary Helen Towns, a dependent daughter of Jackson, intervened, denying the claim of plaintiff and asserting her sole right to compensation.

Defendants answer, denying the claims of both plaintiff and intervener.

When on the trial of the case it developed that Williett Young was not the daughter of plaintiff, the demand as…