Savich v. Industrial Commission

"While working as a miner in one of the United Verde' Copper Company’s mines on January 16, 1930, Mike Savich suffered very serious compensable injuries by reason of being struck by falling rock from the ceiling or walls of the mine. In due course he filed his claim with the' Industrial Commission for compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, chapter 24, article 5, sections 1391-1457, Revised Code of 1928.

On April 17, 1931, the commission in its decision upon rehearing found he had suffered a temporary total disability and awarded him on that account $1,184, and on account of…