Moore v. Coleman

Appellees brought this suit to restrain appellants from erecting a cotton gin upon certain lots in the city of Colorado. A temporary injunction was granted from which an appeal was taken, resulting in an affirmance. 185 S.W. 936. Upon final trial, the injunction was perpetuated and this appeal was prosecuted. Plaintiffs were (1) persons whose residences were located in the near vicinity of the site of the gin whose proposed erection was sought to be enjoined, and (2) the trustees of three churches, likewise so located, two of them being within 80 feet of the gin's proposed location. For a…