Moss v. Bonne Terre Farming & Cattle Co.

— This i$ an action for damages growing out of the alleged injury caused to the automobile of plaintiff, the respondent here, by certain mules belonging to defendant. It is alleged that the animals were running at large in Jefferson county on September 29, 1926, in violation of the “Stock Law;” that plaintiff, by agent, was operating the automobile on a public highway in Joachim township in that county in a prudent manner and at a slow rate of speed, and that his machine was damaged by the mules of defendant, “which defendant negligently, carelessly and unlawfully permitted to run at large…