Faden v. Hubbell

The parties named are neighbors, severally engaged in the business of raising fish for the market. Lack of sufficient water for fish cultural purposes has led to frequent disputes. An account of another controversy over the same water supply between Heil and the Hubbells, who are also parties to the present record, is reported in the case entitled Heil v. Hubbell, 80 Colo. 452, 252 Pac. 343. The district court there adjudged Heil guilty of contempt for disobeying its injunction commanding him to desist from interfering with the Hubbell rights, and we affirmed the judgment. The land and water rights mentioned in the above opinion as belonging to one West, have since been acquired by the Warwicks. The Risers, Faden and the Warwicks were not parties to that suit.