Hargrove v. Fort Worth Elevators Co.

This is a suit instituted by appellant against appellee to recover damages caused by a nuisance created by appel-lee, which affected the health and comfort of appellant, and rendered his home unfit for use and enjoyment thereby destroying its value as a home, and that such nuisance has also killed his garden and some of his fruit trees. It was alleged that appellee occupies a tract of land in the city of Fort Worth about 200 feet west of appellant’s home and elevated above his home, and that appellee has erected thereon large buildings known as elevators, in which large quantities of grain…