Pettis v. Johnson

Perkins, O. J.

Suit by appellees, against the appellant and others, for the abatement of a nuisance, to the injury of lot four, in square sixty-five, in the city of Indianapolis, of which they are owners.

In 1862, William and Hugh Glenn were the owners in fee-simple, and in the possession, of lot number three, in square sixty-five, in the city of Indianapolis, Indiana. It is bounded on the north by Washington street, on the east by lot number two in said square, on the south by Pearl street, and on the west by the same alley that bounds the plaintiffs’ said lot on the east. Said lots three and…