Koch v. Atlantic & Pacific Railroad

On the 28th day of April, 1875, the plaintiff’s intestate recovered judgment in the Osage circuit court against the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company, for killing stock, and judgment was entered against said company for $50. Erom this judgment an appeal was taken to this .court, and said judgment for $50 was, at the April term, 1877, affirmed. The defendant Bonnot was a surety on the appeal bond executed by the railroad company in said cause. After the affirmance of said judgment by this court, and at the October term, 1877, of the Osage *355circuit court, a judgment nunc pro tunc was entered…