Barnes v. State ex rel. Wolf

DAVISON, Justice.

Harry D. Barnes, Jr., (hereinafter referred to as intervenor) appeals from an adverse judgment denying his application to vacate and modify a prior judgment rendered August 23, 1960, enjoining the operation of a private club. The controversy involves the question of whether real estate and improvements now owned by inter-venor may be used for the operation of a private bottle (liquor) club.

The record reflects that in 1959 one Marion Wade Hawkins was the owner of a corner lot in Hollis, Oklahoma, known as Lot 7, Block 2, Hobbs Addition, extending north and south and measuring…