Bass v. Cantor

This action was brought by Julius Cantor, the appellee, against John H. Bass and Stephen B. Bond, appellants, to recover damages for causing the death of a mare owned by the appellee and hired by the appellants, to be used in operating a street railroad in the city of Fort Wayne; the death of the mare is alleged to have been caused by the appellants’ authorizing and permitting their servants to carelessly and negligently use, and feed, and water said mare improperly, whereby, and by reason of which negligent and bad treatment she became sick and died.

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