Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20
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feem wAe ~ the rear, YRe Fesppnaent
MAS convicted at keepjn9 hid eslg(aq
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question 4 party pf f0pfteeB fFleHdH ct
the pf0pFletor accomplished nm
thFeuHh The saleeA ~ the t9lllxyd sp0gl
and tW0 witnesses testified thai ftoRt
the eutaide they heard the elInkipg Of
pAAsses. tho noise qf lbe enah Register
ia operation. and tho volcea 0f the
party. Tho detenae bek up lhat The bar
other raoma BY heavy curtains and
harF,c&deA aud that no liquor
was dispensed IN the other
roma; that tho respondent was
lmchcior and spends his Sundays
at his saloon, whore no entertains his
friends, and that nothing but card
playing was INDUCED in. Tho court
Gays the question whether rooms con-
nected with bar in which liquors are
served and in,bibcd when the bar -
lawfully open must bs regarded as
parts of tho saloon under the cl0sing
law, is no longer an open one under its
decisions. citing ia support, 10 Mich,
247; 56 Mich, l59; 81 Mich., PA, cases
of the People againe Cox, Hlggins and
Scranton. The rooms in tho rear must
be deemed parts Of the saloon. The
questions IN dispute with reference -
to what took place inside are not sini-
portant. Concedlng all the respondent
sets up, there was clearly Al intraction
OF the law.
Two other Unfortunates.
In People vs. Ringsted. respondent
kept hotel in Muskegon. and tome
where in the rear Of his saloon he main-
tanned what was termed q green
ro0nl," in which was set up = tenn
poYary bar, with store of LIQUORS. a
door led from the saloon proper into
hallway and from the hallway into this
room. The proprietor. Hngsted, wa9
found IN this room with another party
on Sunday when admittance was de.
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