Kelly v. Industrial Commission of Utah

On April 2, 1925, Thomas Kelly, while employed by Utah-Apex Mining Company, in its mine at Bingham Canyon, sustained an accidental injury. A rock fell down the shaft in which he was working, and struck him on the head. On March 30, 1926, the employee made application to the Industrial Commission for compensation, claiming that he was totally and permanently disabled by the injury. After numerous medical examinations and hearings, the Industrial Commission on July 14, 1930, made its findings to the effect that the employee was not totally and permanently disabled, but that his disability was…