Ossic v. Industrial Commission

George Ossie, hereinafter called petitioner, while working’ for the Yerde Central Mines at Jerome, Arizona, was on February 17, 1930, very seriously injured through an accident arising out of and in the due course of his employment. He was given the best possible medical attention and compensation for temporary disability at an expense to the Industrial Commission, hereinafter called the commission, of over $6,500, it being the insurance carrier for his employer. On the 16th day of March, 1934, the commission came to the conclusion that his temporary disability had ceased and made an award so…