Hopkins v. Dineen

The defendants are John and Dan Dineen and John Arensdorf. The petition shows that Arensdorf was the keeper of a saloon and the defendants Dineen the owners of the premises on which the nuisance was maintained, and that they had knowledge of the fact as to their use. Application was made for a temporary writ of injunction, which, upon evidence produced, was granted as to Arensd.orf and refused as to the other defendants. At the final hearing all the defendants were upon the return of the original notice adjudged in default, and a decree entered against Arensdorf November 6, 1890. As a further…