Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-06
TEMPORARY lNJUNcTloNs is
SUED AGAINST CLIFFORD, FRIED.
RICH AND WETZsTEIN.
INJuNcTloNs INCLUDE
ALL THREE BUILDINGS
Owners of the Saloons, the Employees
and the Owners of the Buildings Are
Also Included-some Alleged EN-
pIoyes Eliminated Hearings On
Other Cases Continued Until August.

Writs of temporary injunction
were issued in the district court Mon
day by Judge j. NJ Parker against the
Clifford uptown saloon. the Schulz &
Wetzstein bar, and the A. G. Friedrich
place, the alleged owners, the employees
and the owners of the buildings, and
the buildings themselves. These writs
against the places which are at 20 East
Main street % North Center street,
and los West Main street will close
the places until the temporary injunc-
tons are either made permanent or
dissolved at the hearings, which will
probably be given during the August
term.
None of the three placed covered by
injunction has been open since the seiz-
ures Of their stocks We're made last
week.
Those included in the injunctions in
the Clifford case are Mrs. P. E. Gift
ford, F. H. Clifford, Oscar Fosse, Frank
Edwards Charles Clifford, Howard
Loney and Charles NJ. Forney, the lat
ter a part owner of the building.
In the Schulz & Wetzstein case the
defendants affected are Charles Wetz-
stein. Fred Schulz, John Robb, John
Wilson and Louise Wetzstein, the lat
ter the owner of the building
In the A G. Friedrich case, A. G..
Friedrich, John Mohr, Simon Myers
and H. D. Wiley, the latter the owner
Of the building, are included in the
writ
Operative in District.
The injunctions restrain all of those
named in them from engaging in the
liquor business in the Seventeenth iu-
dicial district, which includes Mar
shall, fama and Benton counties. They
also restrain the owners Of the build
ing from using or leasing them or any
part of them for saloon OF liquor
| business of any kind.
Not all OF the employees of the three
places, who were named in the appli-
cations We're enjoined, as 1t was shown
the court that some of them were not
working in the places. In the Schulz &,
Wetzstein cases, Fred Scheduling. ST.
mon Narnunl. William Koch and Harry
Goodwin We're not enjoined.
Other Gases Continued
| The seven other cases which were
brought by County Attorney j. H
Egermayer on applications for tempor-
airy injunctions which We're set by
Judge Parker TO be heard beginning
/ this morning. were continued Monday
/ until Aug. 81. the opening day of the
next term of court. They were assign
| ed for today, with the expectation that
Judge Bradshaw would hear them. This
| he declined 10 do as 1t is vacation.
/ Then Judge Parker, who is going away
! agreed to set them for Aug Is, with
4 the understanding that either side
might bring them on for hearing by
( giving written notice of FIVE days OF
The intent to do so. AS this would give
/ but a short time to take the evidence
| the cases were continued until regular
court time.
Time For Hearing Not Set.
No time has as Yet been set for hear
ing the cases of the sixteen liquor seiz-
ures made on search warrants Satur-
day, which were secured in Justice
Peek's court by County Attorney Eyer
mayer. Returns on the search war.
rants have not yet been made by the
sheriff's officers, and until they are
made no steps will be taken to brins
on the hearings After these return:
are made ii will require a day or tw,
20 issue the notices.
Practically all of the saloons. wh,c,
were closed because of the search war.
rant seizures, or because of the trans.
fer Of permits, We're opened Monday
or today