State v. Raph
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Fremont District Court.- — -Shelby Oullison, Judge. Action by tlie State for an injunction. A temporary injunction, or restraining order, was at first issued, and afterwards vacated or dissolved by the trial court, on motion of defendants, from which order the State appeals.—
1Opinion of the CourtPreston, C. J.
There was a stipulation that the three cases might be submitted together. We shall refer to the Raph case, as have counsel in the abstract and arguments.
1. Intoxicating liquors: articles employed in violation: possession. A brief statement of the preliminary facts is substantially this: Defendants were illegally transporting large quantities of whisky — 900 pints — in three automobiles. The liquor and automobiles were seized, the liquor destroyed, under condemnation pro-feedings, and the defendants, being informed against, pleaded- guilty to violating the liquor laws, and a fine was imposed.…
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