Morse v. Rhinehart

is a controversy among owners of adjoining farms, and involves problems of drainage. The land of appellant Frank Mitchell lies immediately north of the land of appellee, and adjoins the land of appellant Morse at the northeast corner, so that all of the land of appellants lies north of appellee’s land. H. B. Seibert owns the land adjoining that of Mitchell and Rhinehart on the east. In 1905, appellants obtained permission of Jacob Mitchell, who was then the owner of appellee’s farm, to lay a 10-inch tile in a southwesterly direction across the same to an open outlet or creek thereon. The…