State v. Ehrlick
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Brooke County. Bill by the State against George Ehrlick and others. Decree for plaintiff, and defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Poffenbarger Judge:
On a bill, purporting to be that of the State of West Virginia, not signed, however, by the attorney general, nor showing, in any way, that that officer authorized the filing of the same, but signed by. the prosecuting attorney of a county, and an individual, describing himself as attorney for the state, the circuit court of Brooke county awarded a preliminary injunction, inhibiting the defendants, George Ehrlick and others, from carrying on, or conducting, what is known as a “Turf Exchange” in said county, extensively resorted to by people from other counties and states, *702fo…
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