Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-31

Such is summary of the bomb
thrown into the local liquor camp by
Judge c. B. Bradshaw in rulings. de-
crees, and judgments filed this morn
ing in seven local saloon cases that
were submitted last March. BY the
rulings two retail liquor firms, two 9TH
er saloon owners and total of twen-
sold liquor Illegally. BY the ruling
these firms, saloon owners, bartenders
and employees, are enjoined from an
gaging in the liquor business in the
state for five Years, and three rooms
now occupied by saloons are declared
to be nuisances and ordered abated
and closed for year, unless the nui-
sance is abated and bond Of $4,000
posted in each case.
Two other rooms and buildings, for
lnerly occupied by saloons. but either
now closed or used for other purposes,
are also declared 10 be nuisances be-
cause Of Illegal sales and are also or
dered abated, or abatement bonds
/, posted.
Two other buildings. one Of them
now occupied by saloon and the other
| formerly a bar room, bug now used for
| other purposes are not enjoined.
| The judgment assesses the costs OF
| all seven cases against the saloo,lists
; and in addition an attorney fee of sa5
| in each case
Those Ordered Restrained.
The following firms. salon owners
bartende-s and employees. with the firm,
name or saloon owner leading each
| group. are orde-ed en;o;ned from en-
| gaging in the business in the state fo-
five years:
Schulz ard wetzsteir. Fred Schulz
Chris Vetzstein. John Pobh, John WI
son. William Koch. and Harry Good
win
H. s McGoogan. Harry Rockey
Frank johnson. and Charles Walker
bernstein Bros. Charles Pe~nstei,
Adoiph Bernstein. Lyman Heath. ani
Henry Bender
c. F. Dieterich, Fred Stoffer. Ton,
Heuer, and Dave Colby.
sam Nenger, Ed kuhl, Fritz wer
ger and Jim Grabenhauer. Some =,
the firms and individuals, includirs
Schulz & Wetzstein. John Robb. .Iohr
wilson. {. +. Dieterich, Fred Stouaer
Iony Heuer and Dave Colby, are en-.
joined under two different injunct1ons
Buildings Not Enjoined
III most instances the owners of tn,
buildings were not enjoined, altho tn,
property involved was This was be-
cause the property owners were no
brought into court as defendants. I:
two cases the property was not en-
oined.
One was the property at 10 Nortl
enter street, owned by Charlie
lie
the Bernstein Bros. saloon The saloo.
moved out months ago, and thereb,
he nuisance was abated Thus thi
uilding was not enjoined. The prop
.rty occupied by the Streeter saloon
23 North First avenue, was not de
Jared nuisance and ordered abate.
ecause the supposedly real owner wa
cot brought into court
Gases Submitted Last March.
The seven cases involved in thes
'ecrees were submitted to Judge Brad
;naw last March, to be decided in va
cation. The grounds on which Count
Attorney J. H. ERermayer sought [
nave the saloons enjoined were al
legged sales of liquor to minors. mum
Der of whom were brought into cour
and testified.
One Of the owners enjoined ha
actually closed his place. This is tn
) Wenger saloon on May street. Til
, saloons commonly supposed to be actu
ally owned by two of the firms Bern
stein Bros. and Shulz & Wetzstein, ar
operated under the name Of Johl
} Zundt and CharIes PIeiner. THESE a..
the saloons at % North Center and /
North First avenue. Neither Fund
} nor Pfeilfef are included in these de
crees- The same holds good with I
!. S. McGoogan, % North First ovenu,
whose saloon il operated under tn
name OF Streeter. Streeter is not