Hemmer v. Bonson

Weaves, J.—

Briefly stated, tbe case is as follows: In April, 1907, one Thome, a citizen of Dubuque, began an action in equity, alleging that certain persons, named as defendants therein, were maintaining a liquor nuisance on lot No. 295 in said city, and asking that the same be enjoined, as provided by statute. To this petition the parties charged with maintaining the nuisance appeared and defended, and after due hearing the court found that the allegations of the petition had been sustained, and entered a decree of perpetual injunction in words as follows (omitting title) :

Now on this June…