Futrell v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
The prosecuting attorney of the second judicial district of Arkansas filed in the circuit court a petition as provided for in Chapter 134 of Pope's Digest of the laws of Arkansas alleging that a beer parlor, dance hall and liquor store operated by appellants, J. F. Futrell and Tom Craft, was a public nuisance and asking that the operation of sane be enjoined.
A temporary order enjoining the operation of the beer parlor, dance hall and liquor store was made by the circuit judge on presentation of the petition. The case coming on for final hearing on February 12, 1942, appellants, Futrell and…
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