Barrow v. Wilcoxson

Wilooxson, a cattleman, and a group of numerous others engaged in the same industry, brought an action against Barrow, a sheepman,, and many others of like employment, to apportion and divide the use of a certain range on the public domain, situate in the counties of Garfield, Mesa and Bio Blanco, state of Colorado. The proceedings were conducted under the provisions of chapter 125, Session Laws 1929. Pursuant to the findings of referees, the district court designated a certain portion of the territory in question as cattle range and another part of it as sheep range, and granted injunctive…