Hess v. State
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from County Court, Oklahoma County; W. B. Taylor, Judge. Action by the State of Oklahoma for the forfeiture of property; Addie Hess and others, claimants and interveners. Judgment of forfeiture. Claimants and inter-veners appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtKennameb, J.
This appeal is prosecuted by Addie Hess, White Sewing Machine Company, a corporation, Phonograph Shop, ‘Sigmund Mayer, and Bobert Ball, as plaintiffs in error, to reverse a judgment .of forfeiture entered in the county court of Oklahoma county, Oklahoma, on the 21st day of June, 1918, decreeing the forfeiture of furniture >and fixtures used in a rooming house at 220% and 222% North Broadway, Oklahoma City, to the state of Oklahoma, defendant in error.
The record discloses that on or about May 20, 1918, Wade Spears, a police officer of Oklahoma City, went to this rooming house witho-ut a search…
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