Rimmer
Rimmer v. Blasingame
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Temple, J.
This is an action of forcible detainer. After stating her possession of the demanded premises, plaintiff avers “that on or about the tenth day of January, A. D. 1890, during the temporary absence of plaintiff from said land, the defendants above named, without the consent and against the will of plaintiff, entered upon the said real property, the above-described parcel or tract of land, and took possession and occupancy thereof, and have ever since retained and had, and they still retain and have, possession and occupancy of all of said tracts or parcels of land; that on the fourth day of *140 March, A. D. 1890, of the said defendants, the plaintiff made demand for the surrender forthwith to her of the said tracts or parcels of land, and of the possession and occupancy thereof; but upon the said demand so as aforesaid by plaintiff made for such surrender, the said defendants refused, and they have ever since said demand refused, and they still refuse, to surrender the same to plaintiff, the.former occupant thereof.”
She also alleges that the defendants herded on the land large bands of sheep, and that she was damaged in the sum of two thousand dollars.