City of Maysville v. Brooks
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Mason Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Miller
Reversing,
The city of Maysville is surrounded on the south hy high and precipitous hills, which gradually rise from the Ohio River to a height of several hundred feet. The top is known as Anderson’s Hill, which is a mile or more south of the city limits. From this point the natural water-shed from the hills drains into a deep ravine, which runs northwardly between the hills and along the line of the Lexington turnpike until it intersects with the southern limits of the' city near the line of West Fourth Street. The ravine then crosses in a northeasterly…
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