United States v. One Ice Box
District Court, N.D. Illinois
1Opinion of the Court
WOODWARD, District Judge.
Acting under a search warrant issued by United .States Commissioner Walker, prohibition agents searched the premises of Stanley Meza, the claimant. The place searched was fitted up as a saloon. The agents found in the place, and seized and removed therefrom to the government warehouse, a quantity of whisky and colored spirits, as well as a large amount of personal property, consisting chiefly of an ice box, mirrors, bars, cash register, tables, chairs, electric fan, tobacco, bot-*121ties, and other miscellaneous articles. All articles seized were in the possession and…
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