Prothero v. City of Tulsa

Plaintiff in error, Jay Prothero, was tried and convicted in the municipal court of the city of Tulsa upon an information charging that on the 30th day of August, 1938, he did then and there unlawfully continue to live on real estate belonging to the city of Tulsa, known as the Convention Hall, and on September 10, 1938, was sentenced to pay a fine to the city of Tulsa, in the sum of $10 and the costs, as punishment for said offense.

An appeal was duly filed in this court on November 3, 1938. On August 25, 1939, he filed his motion to dismiss the appeal, which, omitting title, is as follows:

“Co…