Davis v. Industrial Commission

The Industrial Commission having denied plaintiff compensation for alleged injuries, he brings this proceeding to review the Commission’s decision.

At the time of the alleged injuries, plaintiff and others were in the employ of the defendant George W. Tripp. Plaintiff worked some 15 miles from the farm or ranch of his employer, and devoted his time exclusively to the work of herding sheep on the public domain. The Commission found:

“That on the 24th day of May, 1921, and for some time prior thereto, Mr. George W. Tripp, the defendant, had in his employ *608three or more workmen; that Mr. Evan L.…