Hunter v. Dickinson

In 1892, Hayden, Dickinson and Feldhauser were the owners of a piece of realty situate on the corner of California and Sixteenth streets in the city of Denver. They were erecting a large business block on the property, and their plans contemplated that the water connections should be made on Sixteenth street, on a line which should be substantially that of the alley north of their building extended through Sixteenth street. At that time Sixteenth street had been paved with asphalt — while California remained uncovered with a pavement. There were two lines of water mains running along each…