Byerly v. Pawnee C. Co.

Opinion by

Baldrige, J.,

The claimant, a miner, was severely injured by a fall of rock on September 11, 1924, when his average wage amounted to $30 per week. A compensation agreement was executed and payments were made at the rate of $12 per week from September 22, 1924, to June 23,1930, a period of 300 weeks. On November 21, 1929, a supplemental agreement was executed, wherein it was set forth that the claimant was working at a wage of $10.50 per week, sustaining a loss in earnings of $19.50, and compensation was adjusted accordingly. At the expiration of 300 weeks, the insurance carrier…