Streeter v. Stalnaker
Nebraska Supreme Court
Appeal from the district court for Hamilton county. Tried below before Sedgwick, J.
1Opinion of the CourtSullivan, J.
The only controverted question in this case is whether there exists a highway across a quarter section of land occupied and claimed by the plaintiff, William H. Streeter, by virtue of an entry made by him in 1894, under the timber culture act. John Stalnaker, who is the overseer of road district No. 51, in Hamilton county, asserts the existence of a public way over the land, and asks that the plaintiff be enjoined from obstructing it. The court, decided in favor of the defendant, and from a careful examination of the record we are well satisfied that the decision is warranted by the proof.
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