Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. v. Ragland

BRYAN, Circuit Judge.

In September, 1923, Mary Ragland filed her bill of complaint against the Buckeye Cotton Oil Company, in wbieb she averred that she was the owner of a lot, upon which she had resided for 13 years, in Jackson, Miss., on the south side of Monument street; that on the north side of the street, immediately opposite her home, and about 40 feet away, defendant company had and operated a cotton oil mill and delinting plant in such manner as to cause dirt, dust, lint, and cotton fiber to be thrown and to fall on her lot and into her house, to her damage and to the injury of her…