State v. Knapp

Deemer, J.;

Defendant Knapp was the proprietor' of a bowling alley in the city of Cherokee, and his co-defendant was the owner of the building in which the alley was conducted. It is claimed that Knapp, in his said place of business, kept for sale and sold intoxicating liquors, contrary to law. The owner was made a party, and she is charged with having had knowledge, at all times, of the matters complained of. After a trial on the merits, the court found the place to be a nuisance, for that intoxicating liquors w.ere sold and kept for sale therein, and a decree was entered, abating the…