Allen-Bradley Co. v. Anderson & Nelson Distilleries Co.

JUDGE PAYNTER

delivered the opinion of the court.

The Newcomb-Buchanan Company formerly owned four distilleries in the city of Louisville. This company failed and the property went into the hands of its assignee.

By proper conveyances the appellant, Allen-Bradley Oomipany, became the owner of one of the distilleries, and the appellee, Anderson-Nelson Company, became the owner of three of them.

To supply their distilleries with water for the purpose of manufacturing whisky the Newcomb.-Buchanan Company procured some ground some distance from the distilleries, on which it had dug a large well,…