Ex Parte Allison
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
From McLennan County. Original application for habeas corpus for release from commitment for contempt for violating injunction restraining relator from running a gambling house. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
HENDERSON, Judge.
This is an original proceeding on habeas corpus. It appears from the record that on the application of Minor Moore, an injunction was granted on August 5, 1905, by Hon. O. L. Lockett, judge of the 18th judicial district, restraining B. J. Allison from the use of certain premises in the city of Waco, as a gaming house. The writ was issued and made returnable before Hon. Marshall Surratt, judge of the 19th judicial district. Motion to dissolve was made, and the trial was had before Judge Surratt, who made the injunction permanent. Thereafter, relator Allison was arrested, and…
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