D. Cleghorn v. Thompson
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Rice district court; Ansel R. Clark, judge. In banc.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Cunningham, J.:
A firm composed of M. E. Richardson and Samuel Haston was engaged in the meat business in the city of Sterling, and in connection therewith had a slaughter-house and stock-yards on a tract of land a short distance from the town. They had in their employ one D. Cleghorn, who was in charge of the slaughter-house and yards. Upon several occasions dogs had been about the place, causing annoyance and trouble, and Cleghorn had been instructed to kill them if they returned. A Colt’s rifle carrying a No. 32 cartridge was in use at the…
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