City of Jackson v. Terry Et Ux.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Thomas

Affirming.

In the year “1911 or 1912” (so stated in the petition) appellees, Charles Terry and wife, owned a brick building on Main Street in the city of Jackson, on the ground floor of which were four business rooms, and the second floor contained a number of living quarters. They still own it, and in one of the years mentioned they constructed a private sewer from it running about 80 feet to Broadway Street in that city, and then down the latter street to a fork of the Kentucky River.

In 1929 the city, after a waterworks system had been installed therein,…