Iowa Mfg. Co. v. Walcowioh

Appellee, the keeper of a livery stable in the town of Luling, brought this suit and recovered a judgment for $83 as compensation for boarding two horses belonging to appellant for 83 days. The plaintiff also sought to foreclose a lien on the two horses and certain other personal property, but no lien was foreclosed by the judgment. The case appears to have originated in a justice’s court, but was appealed to and finally tried in the county court; and it is from a judgment rendered by the latter court that this appeal is prosecuted.

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