Trevorrow v. Trevorrow

The plaintiff’s intestate, who was her husband, was killed in December, 1884, while at home on a visit.

From May, 1883, up to the time of his death, he had in his possession, claiming the same as his own, a team of horses, a lumber wagon, bob-sleigh, and harness. In the-fall of 1884 he went to Calumet to work with said team, where they were' at the time of his death. The defendant,, the father of her husband, went after the team, and in January, 1885, wrote her from Bohemia as follows:

“Dear Annie: The team is in Baraga. Will be hereto-morrow night. I will take care of them.

“ Very…