Osborne v. Osmer

Osmer, defendant in error, who was plaintiff in the district court, sued and recovered judgment against Osborne by way of damages for trespass upon plaintiff’s land. Osborne asks for a supersedeas.

Osborne owned a herd of cows and pastured them on plaintiff’s land without the latter’s consent. In doing so, defendant or his hired man, with defendant’s knowledge, took down and put up plaintiff’s gate to get de fendant’s cattle through to plaintiff’s land. Osborne was present mostly every morning for several months when this was done. There was other evidence of similar import.

1. Osborne seeks to…