Ulit v. Biggs, Jr.

PISHBB, Chief Justice.

This is a suit by appellee against the appellant Ulit to recover damages for the value of a horse and a certain amount expended in an effort to relieve the horse and cure him of the injuries which he had sustained. Verdict and judgment were in appellee’s favor for $110.

• It is a fact admitted that the horse was injured when running at large upon one of the public streets of the city of Austin, and in a part of the city where stock was prohibited from running at large by virtue of an ordinance of the city. The evidence that sustains the verdict is substantially to the…