Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-03-03

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Wood ON Naj+.n,es VOL. l.rr.IN2.
Ii An. Enc f.;..v nf law. u24
The ru1e of the common L,v. WIS Drac-
tiraIIv adontad Inv ol,r s,atute for if is
EXPRESSLY provided that ANYTHING which
i iuiurious +o hoaIth or indecent or Of
t fensive to the senses or an obstruction t.
the free use of property so as TO inter
fera with the comfortable endowment o.
| life or property is a nuisance and sub
= iect to an action.
Gen. Stats. 1918.
g But not every use of ones property
that works q, ipiury 70 tha nronertv q
Y anotber will no declared a nuisance
Sucb was nor the rule of the common
t law. neither do we believe it to be tn,
$ rule under our statute. While injur,
e and damages are essential elements of
t nuisance. both in common law ant
g under our statute. both NAV exist as tn,
result of an act or thing. and vet the ac
ortbino not no a nuisance Every per
d san has tho reasonable aniovmept of hi
e own pronertv and so long as the use t
.e which he devotas it violates no RIGHTS q
Ie another however n,uch damage other
IS NAV sustain therefrom. his use is Lawful
% Wood on Suisances Vol. Ina
d Tburston Va. Hancock. 10 Mass, 22O.
d IaSala vs. Holhrook Pave CHANGER
wi NN, eo
Neither does our statute change in an
mapnar tho ranedias for this wrong .
ia tho, axis+ad of commo law as hv III
e. a,,a s~ection II 10 nrox;dad thu, an actio
I'd NAV no brouobt nv any nerson who's
of n~ronartv is iniuriouslv affected or who.
IS narson.l eniovm.nt is ,assened nv II
nj r,;s.,oe to ab.ts or anioin tba -,r,a
ne Can St,ts SEQ 3o73
IT, Rafora tho nassapa of that act II
fl ,.r+v oouId maintain tho sama cbar,
re tor of action "Tba concurrapt iur;sdi
,io,e o,itr NV tho writ
ng Injunction with conrts of law in eases
be ,rv.,a nris.ncs - a,cia,t and we
OF a.tobIisbedv
to H;rb on Ipir,ctions Sac -1o
The foundation of the intarf.rence
of aouitv in restraint of u~pi.ancas rests
.se the nocessitv Of nraven,ino irrenaraI
d. mischief ami p~,ultinIicirv of snits r
", nr,n.irIes Covenant ronrts of eouitv
lie the exercise of this Jurisdiction q
.I,salv .lI;ol T., tbns. which cont,
by ,hoir action in ~ra.t,ini,r tra.Dassasv
,er III Soc 70
he Further the foundation of tha rirht
re- iuvoko the aouirv n,vor of the court
90 restraint of nni,auces to water before +
art enactment of orr statute WAS has
.e'- almost SOLELY upon the infrincment
G.. riparian rights. As incidental to t
ms ownership of the adjacent soil a ripari
di- nronriptor had Am interest of an usufr,
tua,v nature in the water howino n
eIo his land. This right being common
all owners of land adjacent to the sire
no nronrietor couId in the absence O,
out ripht to the exclusive endowment int
in tere in such manner as to iniure ado
ant inp nronrietors.
or Hioh on Iuiunctions. Sec. 7o4
pei Each riparian owner was emitted in
cen ,bsence of grant. license or nrescript
,on- to have he .tream flow in its chan