State v. Fink

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Hoch, J.:

This is an action to abate and enjoin the maintenance of a nuisance under the intoxicating-liquor law. The sole appellant is the owner of the property in question. His contention is that there was no evidence under which a judgment in personam could lawfully be entered against him and made a lien upon the property.

On November 3, 1939, a petition was filed in Kingman county charging that the liquor laws were being violated and a common nuisance maintained in a certain property known as “Fink’s café and filling station,” located at Rago. Named…