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IN THE MATTER OF LONG

No. 2731.

75 Wyo. 276 (1956)

295 P.2d 750

In the matter of the claim for compensation of EDWARD L. LONG, injured employee of Big Horn Construction Company. EDWARD L. LONG, Employee-Claimant and Appellant, vs. BIG HORN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Employer-Respondent.

Supreme Court of Wyoming.

April 10, 1956.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

For the employee-claimant and appellant, the cause was submitted upon the brief and also oral argument of W.P. Farthing of Laramie, Wyoming.

For the employer-respondent, the cause was submitted upon the brief and also oral argument of Alfred M. Pence of Laramie, Wyoming.

Heard before Blume, Chief Justice, Harnsberger, Justice, and Sheldon, District Judge.

OPINION

SHELDON, District Judge.

Edward L. Long was injured while working as oiler on a power shovel owned and operated by Big Horn Construction Company in Carbon county, Wyoming. An award for temporary disability and medical expenses incurred as a result of his injuries were paid from the industrial accident fund without objection on the part of the employer. Upon being discharged from medical care Long made application...

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