Green v. State Industrial Commission
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtPhelps, J.
Thos. J. Green; the petitioner herein, w'as the' owner of an oil and gas mining lease on certain land located in Tulsa c~,uhty. He made an oral contract with it. L. 1-lancock to drill a well on said lease. agreeing to pay hun $2,250 cash and give him a one-eighth interest in the lease to drill such well to a depth of 1,950 feet. Hancock commenced drilling the well and While' thus engaged Charles B. Walker, one of b~ employees, received personal injuries, for ivnidh lie applied to tho State Industrial Qoinnllssion for uoni'pensaition under the' Workmen's Compensation Law. At the con-elusion of…
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