Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-28
LEGAL.

In the District Court Of Tulsa County
State OF Oklahoma.
The State of Oklahoma plaintiff VS.. Ger.
Gated at .2lO L. First Street, Tulsa, Okla.
homa, Defendant Noc-1291.
JOURNAL ENTRY.
Now on this 22nd day OF September, 1917
comes on for hearing the report of officer
Court finds that the liquor seized in this
case were Intoxicating liquors, and contained
more than one-half OF one per cent alcohol
measured by volume, and that they are pro
hibited under the laws Of this State The
Court further finds that the property emu.
merated and described in said report and
hereinafter described, wos being used and
kept by Harvey Ddvis and =. L. Long, for
away ard otherwise furnishing and disposing
said intoxicating liquor, in violation of the
prohibitory. liquor law Of the State Of okla
hOma.
1t is therefore, Ordered, Adiudged and De.
creed by the Court that the Sheriff destroy
38 black bottles, 81 bottles of White Rib
bon, five bottles Bevo and
II Is Further Ordered, Adjudged ami De
creed by the Court that two cases soft
drinks, one fourteen-foot bar, one ten foot
bar. two show cases one wall case one ice
box, one cash register, two pals two tubs,
nine pieces of dishes. one Sixteen-nch fon,
ties Bevo, one bundle OF papers and books,
one broom, one money sack, and cash In the
sun OF $40 be and the same is hereby
\declarcd contraband property and confs
hated 10 the State Of Oklahoma
/, It Is Further Ordered, that such Of the
above described property os cannot be
adopted TO any lawful use-he destroyed. and
such OF said property AZ can be adopted 20
a lawful use and purpose, be turned over
10 the County CLERK Of Tulsa County, Okla
homa, and Aby him sold according TO law,
and that one-eighth OF the proceeds OF said
safe after paying the costs Of this proceed
made the seizure, and that one eighth thereof
bc paid to the County Attorney of Tulsa
County, State OF Oklahoma, and thar the
balance OF said proceeds be turned over to
the court fund OF Tulsa County, Oklohoma.
II is further ordered that the liquor herein
seized IN this seizure be destroyed by the
officer in charge thereof.
To all of which the intervenor except and
serves notice in open court OF an intention 10
'ppe"' Ne. M'NEIL,
Judge OF the District Court.
In the District Court Of Talsa County,
Oklahoma.
The State of Oklahoma, Plaintiff, VS.. Ger.
Gated ot 316-31s East First Street, Tulss,
Oklahoma, Defendant No. 1891.
JOURNAL ENTRY. ... ... o..
Now on this the 22 day Of September.
1917 comes on for hearing the report OF
office filed by W R. Wikerson, police off
GER.
Ihp court mas tnat lHe llQUoT stlteu III
this case were Intoxicating liquors, and con
tained mora than one.hah Of one per cent
alcohol. measured by volume, and that they
are prohibited under the lows of this State
Tae Court further finds that tho property
enumerated and described In said report, aud
hereinafter described was being used and
kent by H. w. McMullen, for ~ purpose
OF hartering selling, giving away and other
wise furnishing and disposing Of said intoNi-
eating liquor in violence OF the prohibition
LIQUOR laws OF tho State OF Oklahoma.
1t therefore ordered, Adjudged aud Dc.
creed by the court that the Sheriff destroy
three and one half barrels black bottle beer,
one case Tankston Beer, &c bottles OF White
Ribbon beer, l6 bottles OF Cerva Beer, one
case Tanhonser beer, One.halt keg rs gal
lon temperance beer; and it further ordered.
adjudged and decreed by the Court that 9k
barrels black bottle beer, 5 big ice boses,
one case Tankston Beer 36 bottles Of White
Ribbon beer, 16 hotties Of Cerva beer, one
case Of Tanhouser Beer, one novelty box,
one "a " bar counter, one box of beer
glasses, one broken desk chair. one cabinet
desk spitoons and wire basket, / back
bar with mirror, two zinc buckets. one Eall
clock, one.half keg 16 gallon temperance
brew, be and the same is hereby declared
contra, and property and confitcated TO the
State OF Oklahoma. ufsitIElpiE, ,obtehdrrro
State OF Oklahoma. 1t il further ordered