Lamken v. Miller

This appeal is from a judgment granted by the trial court, after a trial without a jury, enjoining appellants from in any way molesting or interfering with respondent and his right to the possession of two stands known as the Lamken stands at Longacres race track, King county, Washington, and his right to operate those stands for the exclusive sale of cigars, cigarettes, tobacco, candy, novelties, pop, ice cream, milk, popcorn, peanuts, gum and hot dogs there and in the grandstand, stables and grounds, excepting the club house at Longacres race track, until September 4, 1934. It is further…