McClead v. Davis

Black, C.

The appellees sued the appellant, alleging that in each of the years from 1875 to 1879, inclusive, the appellant took and appropriated to his own use certain corn, wheat, •oats and pasturage, the property of the appellees, for which he promised to pay them the reasonable value thereof; that the same were worth fifteen hundred dollars, which remained •due and unpaid; and that the appellant was indebted to the .appellees for the use, rents and profits of a certain number of acres of farming lands, the property of the appellees, for said *264years, for which use, rents and profits he…