WAIVER. See AGENCY, 11; DAMAGES, 1; SUPPLY OF GAS, 4. WELLS, INJURY TO. See EVIDENCE, 4, 12; LANDLORD AND TENANT, 1; NUISANCE, II.; STATUTES, 5, 13. WHARF. Riparian Rights. State Land. Wharf. Navigable Waters. -In an action for damages for excluding the plaintiff from the use of the defendants' wharf and premises, which were used by them for purposes of manufacturing gas, the plaintiff claiming the right to use them, as one of the public, as a place for loading and unloading, it appeared that the wharf was built below the line of low-water mark and in navigable waters; and it was held that this fact gave the public no right to use the wharf, although it was erected without the consent of the State, and that if the State sees fit to permit such structures to remain, no private individual has any right of entry upon them without the owners' consent. Wetmore v. Brooklyn Gas-Light Co., 42 N. Y. 384. See DOCKAGE; NUISANCE, 11; TAXATION, 5. WORDS. See INSURANCE, 4. For meaning of word "Gas," see INSURANCE, 3. PART II. THE STATUTES OF THE VARIOUS UNITED STATES IN FORCE IN THE YEAR 1882, RELATING TO THE FORMATION, MANAGEMENT, AND RIGHTS OF GAS COMPANIES. PART II. EXTRACTS FROM THE STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES. ARIZONA. An Act for the Protection of Consumers of Illuminating Gas and for the Protection of Gas Companies. 1881, No. 70. Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona: § 1. Upon the application, in writing, of the owner or occupant of any premises situated within one hundred feet of any main laid down by any gas-light company, organized or doing business in this Territory for the purpose of supplying illuminating gas to the public, and the payment by such owner or occupant of all money due from him to such company, and all charges made and deposits required by said company for making service connections, supplying gas-meters, and other necessary appliances, such company shall supply gas as may be required for illumination by such occupant or owner for such premises; and if, for the space of ten days after such application, and the payment of such money and charges, and the making of such deposit, such company shall neglect or refuse to supply gas as aforesaid, the company shall forfeit and pay to such applicant the sum of five dollars per day for every day thereafter during which such refusal or neglect shall continue: provided, that no such company shall be required to supply illuminating gas to any applicant unless the works of said company shall be in full and complete working order and in operation, or when, from any unavoidable accident or circumstance, the company shall be unable to do so. § 2. Any officer or agent of any such company, for that purpose duly appointed and authorized by such company, may at |