Jones v. Clouser

On the 15th day of May, 1885, the appel*388lant lived on a farm in Ross township, Clinton county, adjoining one on which the appellee lived. A highway divided the two farms. On that day the appellant found three of the appellee’s cattle in his wheat field. These cattle had been feeding in the public highway and upon some unenclosed land for about two weeks prior to the day above mentioned. At four o’clock on the afternoon of that day the appellant drove the cattle out of his field into the highway, and soon after drove them into a private pound on his own land. He sent a written notice to the…