Waggoner v. Snody

CONNER, Chief Justice.

One Wyatt was the owner of two sec tions of land situated within a large inclosed pasture belonging to the appellant Waggoner. 'Wyatt leased said two sections to appellee Snody, who thereupon placed within said pasture some sixty-two horses. Appellant C. I. Bedford, Waggoner’s ranch boss, together with some hired hands, drove the horses out of the pasture, and appellee instituted this suit against Waggoner and Bedford for damages, actual and exemplary, for so doing. Appellee alleged that appellants conspired together to prevent the use of said two sections of land, and…