Hamby v. City of Dawson Springs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 48. — ACTION BY STACEY HAMBY AND OTHERS AGAINST THE CITY OP DAWSON SPRINGS AND OTHERS. — Appeal from Hopkins Circuit Court. J. F. Gordon, Circuit Judge. From an order refusing to dissolve an injunction, defendants appeal to a judge of tlie Court of Appeals to modify or dissolve it. — (No briefs.)
1Opinion of the Court
*452Opinion op the Court by
Judge Hobson.
In Chambers.
The plaintiffs own a lot in the city of Dawson Springs, in which there is a valuable well known as the “Hamby well,” from the water of which are manufactured the Dawson salts.. The water from the well is also used by the guests at the Hamby Hotel, and has acquired considerable reputation for its curative properties. The plaintiffs enjoy a valuable royalty from the well by reason of its being used for the making of D.awson salts and by persons drinking the water for their health. The plaintiffs’ lot fronts on Main street. Their well is near the…
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