Teal v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BLAIR, Justice.
The state of Texas, acting through its district attorneys for the Fifty-first and One hundred-nineteenth districts of Texas, instituted this suit to enjoin the operation of a statutory nuisance by appellant, Bessie Teal, alleging that she was operating a business in a certain building within the limits of justice precinct No. 1, in Tom Green county, Tex., known as the Nu-Way Grocery & Market; that,in said place and business vinous and distilled liquors containing in excess of 4 per cent, alcohol by weight are sold and possessed for the purpose of sale; that said place of…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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