Sheehan v. Minneapolis & St. L. R. Co.

On the 14th day of July, 1917, plaintiff shipped three carloads, 61 head, of horses — unbroken range horses — from' Miles City, Mont., to Watertown, S. D'. From Miles City to Aberdeen they went over the Milwaukee Railroad. At Marmarth, N. D., the horse,s were unloaded, fed, -watered, and rested1. They were then reloaded, and when they arrived at Aberdeen, S. D., *433they were again unloaded, fed, watered, and rested. They were then reloaded, and; the cars containing them were transferred, to the -defendant company on its tracks at .Aberdeen at or prior to 9 o’clock on t-he morning of July 17. The…