Smith v. National Tank Company
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Blume
This is a case of workmen’s compensation. Everett Smith, aged 20, worked for the National Tank Company from about the latter part of December 1957 to March 6, 1958. On March 6 he was injured in the course of his employment and died during the night, expiring on March 7, 1958; A claim for workmen’s compensation was made by his wife, Eleanor. She was allowed by the court the sum of $7,000 as his surviving widow. The tank company appealed to this court but the appeal was dismissed for the reason that the tank company did not comply with the rules of this court.
■ The wife also made a claim for…
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