Cardiff v. Town of Winslow

On October 16, 1925, tbe Town of Winslow adopted an ordinance designating a certain part of the town in which it should be unlawful to keep or maintain any place for confining, keeping or feeding livestock, declaring such act, when committed within the defined district, a public nuisance and prescribing penalties for its violation.

When the ordinance was adopted W. H. Burbage owned in the restricted district a corral and Joe Cardiff was the lessee thereof, using it to keep his horses in, he being engaged in a transfer and coal business.

Burbage and Cardiff brought this suit against the Town of…