Ellsworth v. Struckmeyer

— On the twenty-ninth day of May, 1922, William S. Crowe died as the result of injuries received by him while in the employ of the Iron Cap Mining Company. J. P. Ellsworth filed a petition for appointment as administrator of the estate of said decedent, in the superior court of Gila county, which was duly granted June 19, 1922. Upon the same day Ellsworth and Mary T. Crowe, who was the widow of deceased, entered into the following agreement with P. C. Struckmeyer:

“Globe, Arizona, June 19, 1922.

“I hereby employ P. C. Struckmeyer to represent me as my attorney for the purpose of recovering…