Snyder v. Hursey
Indiana Supreme Court
From Dekalb Circuit Court; Alphonso C. Wood, Special Judge. Proceedings on the petition of Daniel A. Hursey to establish a drain. From the judgment rendered, Jasper ■ Snyder and others appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtEwbank, J.
— Appellee owned an eighty-acre farm in DeKalb. county, Indiana, which is crossed by the south fork of Bear creek, nearly seven miles down stream from the source of the south fork, a little more than a mile up stream from where the south fork and north fork flow together, and about four miles up stream from where Bear creek, as formed by their junction, flows into the St. Joseph river. In June, 1916, he filed his petition for the construction of a drain in that part of said south fork, three-fourths of a mile in length, extending across his own farm and down stream from his farm a quarter of…
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