Barbee v. Southern Pacific Co.

Plaintiffs upon the trial recovered judgment against defendant for the sum of $165, as damages for the killing of two bulls of plaintiffs by the' trains of defendant, and from the judgment defendant within sixty days from the entry thereof appealed.

The complaint is in two counts, the first of which sets out a cause of action under the provisions of section 485, Civil Code, for the killing of a bull, valued at $100, that entered upon the right of way of defendants through a defect or gap in the fence inclosing said right of way, and was there killed by a train of cars operated by defendant.

The…