A rehearing was granted in this case for the purpose of considering more fully, and by the aid of such additional arguments as might be presented by persons not parties to the action, but vitally interested in the principle involved, a question that is novel and of the utmost importance to the application to useful purposes of the waters which may be found in the soil. Petitions for rehearing were presented not only in behalf of the defendant, but also on behalf of a number of corporat…
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