Weide v. Thiel

Appellee sued appellant in an action of trespass to recover damages alleged to have been done to appellee’s mare by the bull of appellant in goring her with his horns.

The action is brought under Sections 8 and 10 of Chap. 8, R. S. 1874, prohibiting bulls and certain other male animals from running at large, and providing that every such owner or keeper of such male animals who shall allow any such male animal to go unrestrained or run at large, shall be deemed liable for all damages that may accrue to others, whether to their ■persons or their property, as stock breeder or otherwise, caused,…