Apel,  14  Tex.  431.  The  court  held.^'Wt  take  notice  that  it

2.  I  Bl.  Com  297,  298.  [et  al.^  means  the  other  defendant  in  the
Constitutionality  of  Estray  Laws. —  A  case    as  shown   bv   the    petition.      This,

statute  allowing  animals  running  at  large  together  with  the  fact  that  B.  is  expressly
in  a  public  highway  to  be  taken  by  any  named  later  in  the  decree  as  defendant,
person  and  publicly  sold  by  a  public  officer,  and  that  the  decree  purports  to  bar  him,
and  providing  that  after  the  expenses  of  leaves  no  doubt  that  the  court  regarded
the  proceedings  and  of  keeping  the  animals  him  as  one  of  the  defendants  referred  to
are  paid,  the  remainder  shall  be  paid  over  by  the  abbreviation,  and  intended  to  be
to  their  owner,  who  shall  also  be  allowed  a  understood  as  finding  that  he  had  been
certain  time  within  which  to  redeem  them,  duly  served  with  notice."  Toliver  r.  Mor-
is not  unconstitutional  as  divesting  the  title  gan  (Iowa),  34  N.  W.  Rep.  858.
