Eaton v. De Graff
Supreme Court of Iowa
Certiorari to Polk District Court. — Lawrence De Graff, Judge. The case involves review of adjudging petitioner guilty of contempt for violating an injunction restraining dealing with intoxicating liquors.
1Opinion of the CourtSalinger, J.
*7703. Intoxicating liquors: contempt: sufficiency of evidence. *769I. Petitioner testifies he sold no liquor. *770The evidence establishes that he did. It is insisted there is no evidence to show that, if he sold, it was done within the territory covered by the injunction' or sold after the injunction was entered. One witness says he has known the petitioner since the middle of December, 1916, and bought liquor “in there” on January 7th; that Eaton was at the door when witness went in, and on his way home. Barclay says he bought liquor from petitioner personally on January 17th; Baughman, that Barclay…
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