Johnson v. Bouton

In July, 1891, Daniel D. Johnson commenced an action in the district court of Scott’s Bluff county to enjoin Charles A. Bouton from diverting or interfering with the *627waters of Winter creek. A temporary injunction was allowed by the judge of the district court of said county, and Johnson, with William H. Wright and Thomas Roberts, as his sureties, entered into a bond or undertaking to the defendant to pay him all damages which he might sustain by reason of the suing out of said injunction, if it should be finally.determined that the same ought not to have been granted. This undertaking was…