Fields v. Sewell

JOHNSON, Justice.

Fred Sewell,' hereinafter called plaintiff, commenced an action in the justice of the peace court against defendant, Moses Fields, to recover a colt. Judgment was for the plaintiff, and defendant appealed to the district court, and on trial to that court judgment was again entered for plaintiff, from which judgment defendant has appealed.

The action grew out of the following situation:' Plaintiff owned a mare and having no place to keep it delivered it to 'Leonard (Mack) Smith, hereinafter referred to as Smith. Smith kept the mare for about a year, and Smith and plaintiff…