Fuhs v. Swenson

RiNER, Chief Justice.

This case presents the question whether an award for the payment of a physician’s bill for services amounting to $12.00 and a hospital bill for $7.00, incurred in connection with an injury sustained by one John Fuhs, an employee of the Wyoming Construction Company, shall be upheld under the provisions of the Wyoming State Constitution and the Workmen’s Compensation Law of this commonwealth. The award was made by the district court of Albany County. No award was ordered for Fuhs, his disability prevailing for less than seven days. (W. R. S. 1931, Section 124-120, with…