The creation and maintenance of a wooden building on a public-school ground, which will be used as a basketball court and for other recreational exercises to be conducted by the pupils within the enclosure of the building, can not of itself be adjudged to be a nuisance. Whether there might be such an abuse of the privilege of exercising and playing therein as would render it a nuisance, we do not decide; but under the conflicting evidence in this case the judge did not err in refusing an injunction.

Judgment affirmed.