Brown v. Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City Railroad
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from Grundy Circuit Court.— Hon. G. W. WanamaJcer, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtBland, J.
Plaintiff brought two actions against defendant. The first consists of a petition in six counts; the second, a petition in four counts. These petitions were consolidated and tried as one action. All the causes of action except the first were assigned to plaintiff. The judgment was for plaintiff on all the -counts.
The first count is for killing plaintiff’s cow. This embraces two causes of action, one for negligently failing to maintain a proper and reasonably safe cattle guard as required by statute, which “thereby caused the killing of one red, white-faced cow,” whereby he was damaged in the…
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