Bixel v. Bixel

Appellant charges in his complaint, that in the year 1878 appellee wrongfully and unlawfully took possession of, and converted to his own use, wheat, corn, horses, hogs, cattle, a wagon, harness, and $120 in money, the property of appellant.

In his answer, appellee admits that he received from appellant the property described in the complaint, except the money , which he denies having received, and avers that the number .if bushels of wheat and corn is overstated in the complaint: It is further averred in the answer, that appellant, being compelled to be absent, put the property into the…