Hall v. Bartholomew

Plaintiffs were in possession of approximately 1,700 acres of land in Sanpete County, Utah, lying along the top or summit of a range of mountains. The same was uninclosed, uncultivated pasture land. The land consists of two parcels, not adjoining each other, and on each of the separate pieces there is a spring which cattle and other stock frequent during the summer or grazing period. The defendant owns land lying to the west and some distance away from plaintiffs' land. Between the lands of the plaintiffs and that of the defendant there is privately owned property as well as land belonging to…