Adams v. State

The State of Arkansas, upon the relation of the prosecuting attorney for Jefferson County, charged S. B. Adams with maintaining a public nuisance in said county by selling intoxicating liquors in a storehouse occupied by him in Pine Bluff, Ark.

Upon the evidence introduced, the circuit court found that Adams was maintaining his house as a public nuisance as aforesaid, and he was enjoined from keeping or selling intoxicating liquors therein. Subsequently it was shown to the circuit court that Adams had violated the judgment of the court by continuing to keep and sell intoxicating liquors in his…