Ex Parte Savage
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
From Lamar County. Original habeas corpus proceedings asking release from arrest under a city ordinance with reference to billboards and billposting. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
PREKDERGAST, Judge.
On January 30, 1911, a complaint was filed in the Corporation Court of the city of Paris, Texas, charging that the relator did on that date unlawfully post and cause to he posted on a billboard situated on the west side of South Main Street within the corporate limits of said city, circulars, handbill's, posters and advertisements, he, at the time, not being city billposter or one of his deputies or acting as such. Upon this complaint a warrant for his arrest -was issued and the city marshal of Paris arrested him and held him in custody thereunder. On the same date he sued…
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