Marr

Appeal from a judgment denying to the plaintiff a writ of mandate. Plaintiff brought this action for the purpose of compelling the city of Glendale and its officers to furnish her water for domestic and other uses. Her complaint contained three causes of action, the first and third of which only were relied upon at the trial. Under the first alleged cause of action the right claimed was that of a property owner who, having been regularly served with water by the vendor thereof, is arbitrarily cut off from the supply. The right claimed under the third alleged cause of action was different and depended mainly upon the question as to whether an inhabitant of a city, which city is engaged in furnishing water for the use of such inhabitants, can in every case compel the municipality to connect the property of such inhabitant with its supply pipes. In the first alleged cause of action plaintiff set forth that a number of years prior to the date of the commencement of the action her property had been connected to a four-inch water main owned by the Glendale Consolidated Water Company, which main was in turn supplied from a certain stream flowing in Verdugo Canyon; that this pipe was…