HUGHES v. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION

No. 5141.

69 Ariz. 193 (1949)

211 P.2d 463

HUGHES v. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION (MAGMA COPPER CO., Intervener).

Supreme Court of Arizona.

November 21, 1949.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

V.L. Hash and Robert C. Moore, of Phoenix, for petitioner.

H.S. McCluskey, Phoenix, for respondents Industrial Commission of Arizona; Robert E. Yount, Phoenix, of counsel.

Darrell R. Parker, Phoenix, for respondent Marianna H. Gonzales.

Guynn & Twitty, Phoenix, for intervener.


UDALL, Justice.

The ultimate question here presented is who is entitled to the "death benefits" resulting from the demise of Robert H. Gonzales who was instantly killed on February 11, 1947, in an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment as a miner for the Magma Copper Company at Superior.

To obtain a clearer understanding of the issues raised we set forth a resume of the facts developed at the hearings in the instant case, stating same...

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