Beeson v. Tice

On the 3d day of June, 1895, the' appellants, Carl Beeson and Willis Beeson, both minors, were in charge of eleven milch cows, owned by different persons, who had intrusted the animals to their care under a contract made with them by which they were to herd the cows at a certain price per week for each head. The appellants, on the day named, and on other days prior thereto, were grazing the animals along the public highway leading out of the city of Noblesville, and on this occasion had proceeded but a short distance from said city, on their way, as appellants claim, to White river, for the…