Keesaer v. Brooks

In his complaint in this case the appellant Keesaer, the plaintiff below, alleged that the appellee, on the 1st day of January, 1882, and for a long time thereafter, was possessed of a wild and vicious bull, and it was unsafe" and improper to let or permit such bull to be at large, or to go through or along the public highway, of all which the appellee had notice and knew of the vicious habits of such bull; yet, on the 28th day of June, 1882, at Jay county, the appellee being the owner and possessor of such bull, wrongfully, negligently and carelessly permitted the said bull to run at large…