Thornton v. Kingrey
Nebraska Supreme Court
' Appeal from the district court for Scotts Bluff county: Ralph W. Hobart, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtHamer, J.
Appeal from the judgment of the district court for Scotts Bluff county. There is not much, if any, dispute about the facts. The Gering irrigation district is the owner of a canal by means of which it supplies water to the lands within the said district. The canal which it owns runs west of the village- of Gering. The plaintiff and appellant, Henry M. Thornton, owns a tract of land in the eastern part of the village of Gering, and his land is also embraced in the Gering irrigation district, of which it is a part. This land has for several years past been used solely for agricultural purposes.…
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