Iowa
Old Press
Daily Iowa State Press
Iowa City, Johnson, Iowa
March 9, 1899
ABRAMS VS. SALOONS
The Court Makes Rulings in Four Liquor Cases Today
- In the case of Abrams vs. Lodge and McInnerney charged with
selling liquors contrary to law at Hill's Siding it was agreed
that the defendants have until April 10th in which to vacate
premises or a perpetual injunction should be issued against them
without further trial.
- In the case against Horty et al at Morse the same ruling was
made.
- In the case of Abrams vs. Yager et al an injunction was granted
restraining said defendants from hereafter conducting a nuisance
and on the calendar appears the note which is part of the ruling
that this injunction is not to be construed as an injunction
restraining the defendants from conducting a saloon according to
the provisions of the mulct law. In the above case the costs were
taxed to the defendants.
- In the case of Abrams vs. McInnerney and Abbott the attorneys
agreed to the same judgment as in the Yager case.
[transcribed by C.J.L., June 2004]