Demarco v. Gober

MÓUTON, J.

A mule valued at $125 ran into an automobile, which Gober, defendant, was driving on the highway between Hammond and Pon-chatoula. In the collision, the mule was killed.

Plaintiff, owner of the mule, sued defendant for its value, who reconvened, claiming damages for injury to the auto he was driving, and for personal injuries.

The demand of plaintiff was rejected, and judgment was rendered in favor of defendant for $98 on his reconventional demand.

Plaintiff appeals, and, as usual, defendant is asking for an increase in the amount allowed him in reeonvention.

Defendant was traveling at…