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DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA v. CROPLEY, Nos. 1291 and 1292., COURT OF APPEALS
OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 23 App. D.C. 232; 1904 U.S. App. LEXIS 5249,
October 13, 1903, Submitted, February 3, 1904, Decided
CORE TERMS: sewer, water, river, mills, sewage, street, deed,
territory, municipal, high-water...
... sewage were deposited in the Potomac river immediately in
front of, and ...
... premises on the west, and thence to the Potomac river, diverted,
and ever since that date has ...
... constructed by the defendant to the Potomac river; in consequence
whereof, said ...
... premises on the west, and thence to the Potomac river, diverted,
and ever since said last- ...
... through said ditch or pipe to the Potomac river; in consequence
of which said wrongful and ...
... material, were deposited in the Potomac river immediately
in front of and ...
... inches to the wharf line of the Potomac river, and continuing
the same course ...
... Water street to the channel of the Potomac river in said
city of Georgetown ...
... race, and the water running therein to the Potomac river;
and with the knowledge thus possessed the plaintiffs ...
... sewer or tail race into the Potomac river. This sewer, it
appears, flowed ...
... tail race and leading to the Potomac river on the south
and west of the said tail ...
... line of Water street to the Potomac river, it was shown
in evidence that, ...
... land under the waters of the Potomac river; and a conveyance
by the ...
... extending to the middle of the channel of the Potomac river,
will operate to convey ...
... allowing sewage to flow to the Potomac river at the point
of discharge, even ...
... extending to the middle of the channel of the Potomac river,
a tidal, navigable ...
... in unmistakable terms the Potomac river, and that the territory
and title thereby granted were ...
... waters of the state, including the Potomac river, and of
the soils thereunder; and, by the ...
... United States, that portion of the Potomac river with the
subjacent soil, which was appurtenant to and ...
... waters of the State, including the Potomac river, and of
the soils thereunder, for the ...
... act of cession, that portion of the Potomac river, with
the subjacent soil which was appurtenant to and ...
... land under the water of the Potomac river; but, by the most
...
... street leading to and emptying into the Potomac river, and
which received the water from the mills ...
... sewer way, and was discharged into the Potomac river, together
with the ordinary sewage of the ...
... uncovered until it emptied into the Potomac river. It was
because it was a public sewer of the ...
... conveying the water from the mills to the Potomac river;
and it is now sought to be established to be ... |
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