Buel v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co.

This is the second time this cause has appeared in this court. The case upon the former hearing is reported in 76 Neb. 420. The action is for damages alleged to have resulted to the growing crops of plaintiffs, caused by the damming up and changing of a watercourse on the land of plaintiffs by an embankment created for defendant’s railroad track. Two streams, referred to as the North and South Porks of Salt creek, pass through plaintiff’s land, forming a junction below or after passing beyond plaintiff’s boundary line. At a point where it is claimed the cause of damage to plaintiffs was…