Board of Commissioners v. Lomax
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Perry Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtFox, J.
The material facts involved in this case are as follows: On the 10th day of August, 1889, one Mathias Sitzman was a pauper, living in Clarke township, Perry county, Indiana, and had at that time been confined to his bed for six weeks with a diseased leg and was very much emaciated and in a critical condition ; that in order to save his life an amputation of his leg was necessary; that in June, 1889, a physician by the name of Foster was employed by the board of commissioners of said county to render medical aid to the poor of said township, he having graduated as a physician upon the 21st day…
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