Putnam v. Industrial Commission

This is an industrial case. Chew, the applicant, was injured in Salt Lake City on the night of January 8, 1931. The controversy involves the question as to who was his employer and whether at the time of the injury he had three or more workmen in his employ. On January 21, 1931, a report by the physician who attended the applicant was filed with the commission setting forth the nature of the injury and giving L. A. Putnam as the employer. On January 27, 1931, the applicant filed a -written application with the commission seeking compensation, and alleged that Lawrence Putnam was his employer,…