The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-07-26
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greater number of persons than are,
provided in section one hereof now
hold resolutions OF consent to sell in
toxicating liquor at retail, it Shall not
be mandatory under the provisions Of
this act for city or town councils to
cancel or withdraw sufficient num-
Der of such resolutions Of consent to
comply with the provisions of section
one hereof, and such resolutions of
consent may be renewed by city or
town councils to the person or per-.
sons holding the same or their as
Isignees for grantees, unless said reso-
lutions of consent shall become mop
erative by reason of the person holding
the! same violating anyAof the laws Of
the state, either civil or criminal, re-
lating to the sale or disposition of
Intoxicating liquors or by reason of a
permanent injunction issuing against
such person for the violation of law
or, by reason of civil or criminal
action being commenced or instituted
against such person for violation Of
any of the laws of the state relating
to the sale or disposition of intoxicat-
ing liquors, and said persons surrend-
ering such resolution of consent be-
fore such action is prosecuted to final
judgment or conviction had in the
court in which the same is instituted,
or by reason of the city or town coun-
Gil withdrawing such resolution of con-
sent for costs, in which event no
new or additional resolution shall be
granted to any person to sell intoxi-
eating liquors or beverages at retail
except in accordance with the proyis-
ions of this act.'
A great many of the leading lawyers
OF the state take the position that the
Moon law will not interfere in any
case with saloons that were legally in
Operation at the time the law was
passed; provided since then that con-
tinuously there has been on file in the
office of the county auditor proper
resolution of the board of supervisors
showing the requisite per cent of the
people of the county in favor of the
traffic, and provided the law in other
respects has been complied with. 1t
will require. however, the decision
Fof the supreme court to settle this
question, and it may turn out that
test case will be presented to the SUI
preme court in the near future.
Mrs. John McClelland, of Carroll,
| is visiting at the James Mcclellan
home. S'%'% Wy Y
Prof. c, E. Humphrey is expected
the latter part of the week for a
weeks visit with Denison friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John: Champion. of
Vail, the Misses Loretta, Charlotte.
Esther and Martha Champion, of
Cleveland, o., and Miss Margaret
Champion left the fore part Of the
week for few days outing at Lake
View. 4
Chas. Lindquist, of Des Moines, ar
rived in Denison Tuesday to take a
position in Norris shoe store as chief
cobbler. Mr.. Lundquist is an expert
Nd WI of tho
mending department, while his broth
er, August, is taking trip back to
Sweden.
We are requested to announce that
there will be horseshoe pitching con-
test at Deloit on August Sd. All the
horseshoe pitchers of Crawford coun-
ty are cordially invited to enter the
contest. There will be four prizes
awarded to the best pitchers, which
prizes will be cash ones of SO, SIS,
$3.50 and $125.
The following girls employed at the
Bale Brodersen store are taking an
outing at Lake View this week: Kate
Henry, Margaret Champion, Margaret
Clark and Margaret Mccarthy. In
the same crowd are the following
girls: Della McGrinn, Rose Clark,
Marie O'Connor, Rhea Cummings, An
ma Mccarthy, Neva Tallet, Nell Nc
earthly, Hazel Hill, Margaret Meade,
Margaret Haugh and Clara Mccarthy.