Bordwell v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Cross appeals from Jackson Circuit Court; Frederick D. Fulkerson, Judge; 1. The county court has power to grant license in all parts of the county where license has carried, except portions affected by prohibitory orders. 2. The second revocation of the prohibitory order revived the licenses.
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Cross appeals from Jackson Circuit Court; Frederick D. Fulkerson, Judge; 1. The county court has power to grant license in all parts of the county where license has carried, except portions affected by prohibitory orders. 2. The second revocation of the prohibitory order revived the licenses. The judgment of the county court was self executing, and -could not be suspended by filing supersedeas bond. 73 Ark. 66. 3. The fact that township and ward electors voted at the same precinct, does not invalidate'the election on the question of license. 69 Ark. 258; 70 Ark. 395. The election cannot be…
1Opinion of the CourtBattle, J.
On the 10th day of March, 1903, the State of Arkansas and J. E. Wilmans and eleven other inhabitants of certain districts in the county of Jackson, wherein the sale of liquor was prohibited by an order of a county court, instituted a proceeding in the Jackson Circuit Court against John M. Jones, county judge of said county, E. L. Boyce, county clerk, Henry Bordwell and four other liquor dealers, to quash the licenses granted to such dealers to sell liquor in said districts and in the city of Newport in the year 1903, and to prohibit the sale of liquor therein. The circuit court rendered…
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