Hudson v. Densmore

In this action the appellee sued the appellant, in a complaint of three paragraphs, to recover damages for alleged injuries to the appellee’s property and his enjoyment thereof as a home for himself and his family, by the appellant, done and. committed in and by his erection and maintenance of a steam grist-mill, and in and by his continuous running and operating his said mill, about seventy-five feet west of the appellee’s property and home, by m^aus of which the appellee said that he was damaged in the sum of oue thousand dollars., for which sum he demanded judgment.

To each paragraph of the…