Karschner v. Latimer

Hobart, District Judge.

In the year 1918 the appellant maintained a pasture in Phelps county, Nebraska, and took in cattle for hire. On the 7th day of May, 1918, the appellee put 35 head of cattle in the pasture, which were pastured therein until the 23d day of September, and in June a bull was also placed therein and pastured until said 23d day of September. When the appellee came for the cattle on September 23d, pursuant to instructions, a dispute arose between him and appellant as to the amount due for pasturage, appellant claiming $321, and appellee offering $275. After some discussion…