Manderscheid v. District Court of Plymouth Co.

Adams, Ch. J.

These cases are similar in most respects in regard to the facts, and they are submitted together. On the eighteenth day of March, 1886, tjie district court of Plymouth comity adjudged the plaintiffs in the above-entitled cases to be in contempt, in violating certain writs of injunction issued to restrain them from maintaining a nuisance by selling intoxicating liquor upon certain described premises, in violation of law, and rendered a judgment of a fine of $500 in each of the cases against the plaintiff Manderscheid, and of $500 against each of the other plaintiffs, and ordered…