Barta v. Texas Reciprocal Ins. Ass'n
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FLY, Chief Justice.
Steve Barta, according to the allegations, was an employee in a ginning plant and was killed by the explosion of a certain corn mill outside of the ginhouse, but on the premises. The Industrial Accident Board awarded to the widow and child, and also a child unborn, certain weekly sums as specified in the award. The defendant in error herein appealed from that award to the district court of Atascosa county and filed therein a petition assailing the award made by the Accident Board. The widow, acting in the capacity as guardian of her children by the deceased, filed a…
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