Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railway Co. v. Maddy

In this case, the appellee, Maddy, sued the appellant, the Indiana, Bloomington and Western Railway Company, and one George May, in a complaint of a single paragraph. In his complaint appellee alleged that in the month of July, 1882 (but the day of such month he was unable to state), the appellant, at said county, unlawfully and wrongfully took and carried away, and converted to its own use, three hundred railroad ties then and there the property of appellee and the defendant George May, and of the value of $110, and to the damage of appellee and defendant George May in the sum of $110; that…