Rhoades v. Cook

Plaintiff and defendant own and occupy adjoining lots on tbe public square in tbe city of Newton. Plaintiff deals in wall paper, pictures, and art works of various kinds, while defendant conducts a meat market and butcher shop. Defendant’s building is west of plaintiff’s, and its location may account for a conflict which appears in the evidence. But however this may be, there is no doubt, under the evidence, that defendant has occasionally slaughtered young animals in the rear rooms of his building, and that he at least twice a week renders lard and tallow in this room. There is also evidence…