Tulsa Stockyards Co. v. Moore

The defendant was operating a stockyard, consisting of a large number of pens and compartments into which cattle were separately placed, for the convenience of cattle owners bringing their cattle there for sale, or commission companies who sold cattle for the owneis. The plaintiff, ■ a girl of 24 years of age, was gored by a wild and vicious cow in an alleyway of said stockyard, for which she recovered a judgment against the defendant, and the latter appeals.

The plaintiff, in company with her stepfather for whom she worked, had brought: some calves to the stockyard on a certain evening, and…