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Title: Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California
Year: 1853 (1850s)
Authors: California. Legislature
Subjects: Legislative journals
Publisher: Sacramento : State Printing
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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le working in the course of his employment for said Marks Bros., Inc. The evidence showed that defendant was ruptured while lifting and moving a heavy table in his employers place of business, and that he was operated upon at a San Francisco hospital and incurred the following expenses in relieving himself from the consequences of the injury: General doctors bill . $3 00 Doctors fee for operation 170 00 Hospital charges 111 00 Cost of private nurse 120 00 Bandage 6 00 The Commission awarded the defendant the sum of $61.61 compensation for tem-porary total disability and the reasonable value of medical and surgical servicesrendered or to be rendered defendant, not to exceed the sum of one hundred seventy-one dollars ($171.00), including nursing and hospital expenses. Expenses incurredin addition to this sum by defendant to the extent of $239.00 were pronouncedunreasonable and not a proper charge against the employer or his insurance carrier. 56 REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION.
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Fig. VI. EEPORT OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION. 57 (No. 102. June 3, 1914.)Frank BertolH, Applicant vs. Selhy Smelting and Lead Company, Defendant.This is an application for compensation for hernia claimed to have been causedby a strain while carrying a bar of lead at defendants smelter at Crockett, March 7,1914. Applicant was awarded fifty-six dollars and twenty-nine cents ($56.29) forfive and three sevenths weeks temporary total disability, and also the payment of thereasonable value of the medical services rendered by his physician in performing anoperation to cure the hernia. (No. 73. May 4, 1914.)United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, Applicant, vs. Peter Silk, Defendant.The defendant suffered a right inguinal hernia, also a T fracture of the tibia, asa result of being kicked by a horse on January 10, 1914, while he was employed bythe Club Stables of San Diego. The insurance carrier for the employer made theapplication in order to have the amount of compensation determin

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