City of Greencastle v. Hazelett

The complaint avers that Hazelett is the owner of a tract of land near Greencastle, which has peculiar value as a residence property, on account of a fine spring thereon, supplying abundant water for domestic uses; that the place has been improved, at great expense, for a residence, by the erection of valuable buildings near the spring; that the city has purchased an adjoining tract, which it is about to use for the burial of the dead; that the surface drainage of a portion of the proposed cemetery grounds leads into Hazelett’s spring; that there are also subterraneous streams passing through…