Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-14
COURT TO EkJOiN JOHN ZUNDr
AND BOTH BARS UNDER HIS
NAME ARE SHUT UP.
PLACES CLOSED ON SOUTH
THIRD AVENUE, NORTH CENTER
Are Supposed 70 Be Owned by Bern
stein sros.-Injunetien Prepared and
Ready for Filing Now in Judge Par
ksr's Hands-ls Against zundt and
So uth Third Avenue Place.

The city today has but ten open sa-
looms instead OF twelve. Two the John
zundt saloons. one on South Third av-
enue. near the Linn creek bridge. and
the other at % North Center street. OPP
Grated under the name of John Zund1,
but supposed to be owned by Bern
stein Bros. were closed late Saturday
afternoon. The saloons were closed
because the owners were advised that
judgment against John Zurdt had been
entered in the d;stric: court by Judge
Parker. and that an Injunction agains,
Zundt and the South Third avenue
place would be issued.
injunction 70 se Filed Soon.
Such az injunction against Zundt.
the Two employees. the owner OF he
property and the property Itself, IS
now in Judge Parkers hands. 1t Will
probably be fled within a day or two
But whether the injunction Will run
against Mrs. Mary Bowman, the owner
OF the property. Judge Parker IS yet TO
determine. Il viii. however. run
against the others and the property
Aleho the North Center street saloon
is nor directly involved in the South
Third avenue Joh-! Fund, saloon case.
in which this injunction IS TO be issued.
the former saloon IS operated IL the
name OF Zund. ard an injunction
againS5 lin, in the South Third avenue
place affects his operation OF the North
Center street bar The North Center
street saloon viii undoubtedly be open-
ed again as soon as the city counc!fs
consent 70 transfer of the ownership
can be secured.
Those Who Viii Be Enjoined.
The injunction. when hled. viii run
against John Fund t,le so-caiie6 owner
o. zha place Leo Mcnamara and Al
bers Scnmick, the sl.p oa-ceCde-s en-
p,oyed in the place, and the property.
The injunction as J, stands at present
makes the judgment entered by Judge
Parker late Saturday afternoon lien
against the property.
Verbal notice OF appeal vas served
on County Attorney J. II. Eger7naEsr
late Saturday, and whether or not the
saloon 3 opened, depends probably on
whether d n9- q staying order is is
sued by he supreme court pending me
hearing on the appeal.
First Of Five Cases Tried.
The Zundt case was the only one OF
Ave that were assigned for hearing
that was tried early in October. before
Judge Parker. The chief issue on
which Iile county attorney and the ar
,i-saloon league commended that al in
junction should issue were that Fritz
Wenger an enploye was employed IN
the place for several weeks before ne
was listed with the county auditor as
az emuIoye of the place. Another con-
.enrion was that an unlisted eHpioEe
helped in the saloon 70 fill the retr!g-
orator nHth beer Still another issue
was .hat minor. employed by the
Marshall Ice Company. was allowed IN
the place while bringing in ice.
The injunction was not made 70 Tun
against any % the former employees.
only those who were working IL the
place a. the time the case was begun
come under the courts ban. The IN
junction, as prepared as received ne
%. K" of the saloons attorney.