Rowland v. Kellogg Power & Water Co.

Respondent alleged that he was owner of Lot 13 in. Block 20 of the city of Wardner, “together with certain water right acquired from the Kellogg Power & Water Company, the defendant herein,” by reason of certain deeds of conveyance and adverse possession. His title to the lot was admitted, but it was denied that he was the owner of the alleged water right. After trial, the court made and entered a decree quieting title to the land and permanently restraining appellant from cutting off or interfering in any manner with respondent’s “water right and water supply.” From this decree this appeal…