Grantham v. Union Pacific Coal Co.

*202OPINION

Riner, Justice.

This case arose under the Workmen’s Compensation *203Laws of this State. The history of the case prior to trial appears to be substantially as follows. The claimant, A. J. Grantham, usually hereinafter so designated was in the employment of the Union Pacific Coal Co., as a coal miner and had been such since September 1947. He worked' in a mine of the Company located at Win-ton, Wyoming. He had a wife and two children aged 7 and 4 respectively as dependents. His first claim for an award under State Law was sworn to “as he verily believes” on November 14th, 1949, and states in…