Fields v. Buffalo-Idaho Min. Co., Inc.

Respondent, claiming to be a stockholder, director, manager and employee of the Buffalo-Idaho Mining Company, Inc., on October 4, 1932, while working with one William Stilwell in a drift of the Gold King Number One Mine, owned by the Buffalo-Idaho Mining Company, Inc., wms seriously injured by a blast. The extent and permanency of his injuries are not in controversy. After spending approximately two weeks in the hospital respondent, as an employee, gave notice to himself, as manager of the Buffalo-Idaho Mining Company, Inc., of his injury and claimed compensation therefor. On October 22,…