Kiehl v. Holliday

The plaintiff, occupant and lawfully in possession of certain lands in Wheatland county, sued the defendant for herding and pasturing thereon 2,000 head of sheep belonging to defendant.

It was alleged by plaintiff and denied by defendant that the defendant had “wrongfully, negligently, unlawfully and maliciously and without right or authority and without consent of plaintiff, herded and pastured said sheep on the said premises with result that the grass and herbage was eaten off and destroyed. ’ ’

The jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for $25. Plaintiff in due time claimed his costs by…