Auburn & Alton Coal Co. v. Industrial Commission

delivered the' opinion of the court:

July 3, 1918, John P. Motley, an employee of plaintiff in error, died from injuries arising out of and in the course of his employment. He was a widower and left surviving him as his only heirs-at-law two sons,—Dixon, twenty-two years of age, and John, twenty years of age. John had resided in the State of Montana for six or eight years, during which time deceased was a resident of and employed in the State of Illinois. The Industrial Commission found that the deceased was under legal obligation to support his minor son, John, and pursuant to the provision…