State v. Clementi

One Edward S. Burroughs is the owner and operator of a tavern in the village of Pewaukee, in Waukesha county. On the morning of November 8, 1935, he had left his place in charge of Oscar Kolander. In the barroom was a machine known as a. Pace’s Races, which was known and will hereafter be referred to as “State’s Exhibit 1.” This machine was the property of the Waukesha Novelty Company, a partnership composed of Otto Schroeder and Anton Voight, and was in the place upon some sort of a commission basis. There were likewise two slot machines in the barroom owned by the same persons and left in…