97 Iowa 458 | Iowa | 1896
IY. There is a complaint that the court rejected testimony offered by defendant as to acts of other parties along the line of road. The argument does not specify the acts, and we infer that reference is made to other obstructions, and, if so, they were on other roads, or so distant from the alleged point of obstruction as to be immaterial.
Y. It is said that there was no evidence to justify-submitting either the question of a highway by prescription, or dedication, to the.jury. We need do no more than say we cannot concur in that view. If it be said that there is room for some doubt on particular questions involved, it still remains that there is evidence of long-continued use on the part of the public, with knowledge and assent on the part of the owners, so as to make the findings of the jury conclusive on the fact of the existence of a public highway.