Pacific Power & Light Co. v. Bailey
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
Prior to 1913, the plaintiff, Pacific Power & Light Company, or its predecessor in interest by deeds of conveyance which were duly recorded, became the owner in fee simple of a strip of land 75 feet wide part of the way and 100 feet wide the balance of the way across the NW1A of the NW 1 ^ and the NE^A of the NW^A, Sec. 13, Tp. 14, N. R. 17 E. W. M., situate in Yakima county. Prior to 1913, the plaintiff constructed, and has at all times since operated and maintained, a water canal on the strip of land.
In 1913, defendants Bailey purchased and took a deed of conveyance from P. F. Sprengle and…
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