The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
DIETRICH ISSUES
RESTRAINT ORDER
FEDERAL JUDGE GRANTS INJJrNC-
TION AGAINST LEWISTON DRUG
STORE-FINISH UP TERN


The first restraining order evel
Issued in Idaho under the Vo.stea,
law was posted today at Lewiston
on the Ca1ssow Drug company store
enjoining the sale of Intoxicating
liquors or the removal of any of the
merchandise or fixtures used in con-
nection with the sale of Intoxicating
liquors. The order was issued by
Judge Frank S. Dietrich in the fed
eral court yesterday in connection
with the case Of the government
against Arthur E. Carssow.
Carssow failed to appear yesterday
to stand trial for alleged violations
of the federal prohibition law. He
was charged in the complaint with
the sale and possession OF intoxi-
eating liquor and a bill III equity
was also filed seeking the restrain
ing order to abate public nuisance.
CarssoW was arraigned and plead
not guilty Monday but his attorneys
notified the federal authorities yes
terday that he could not 5e found.
Judge Dietrich issued a bench var
rant for his arrest and fixed the
bench warrant bond at $4,000.
Zelich Found Guilty
Dan Zelich was found guilty by a
jury last night of the possession and
sale of intoxicating liquor at Win
chester. He was fined $1OO and sen
fenced to 80 days imprisonment
John H. McEvers was in charge of
the case for the government and A.
L. Morgan of Moscow was attorney
for the defense.
The jury in the case of the United
States versus Monte Jewell, charged
with the larceny of government prop
erty, returned verdict Of not guilty
last night. Jewell was charged with |
stealing a stove from a United States
rangers cabin. McKeen f. Morrow,
assistant United States district at
torney, was attorney for the gov
ernment and A. H. Oversmith was
attorney for the defense.
Mrs. Belle Oleson Sentenced
Mrs. Belle Oleson of Lewiston
plead guilty to the possession and
sale of intoxicating liquor at Lewis
ton. She was fined $500 and senten- :
ced to three months Imprisonment in
the Kootenai county jail at Coeur +
d'Alene by Judge Dietrich. She was ,
charged with two counts for posses
~ IL r
two counts of possession she was f
fined $3.50 for each count and for the
two counts Of sale sentence of three
months Imprisonment was imposed,
making a total fine of $500 and three
months Imprisonment.
The sentence will be served in the
Jail at Coeur d'Alene in that the Nez
Perce county Jail at Lewiston is now
crowded and there are no accommo-
1ations for women.
BellbOy Fined $100 i
George Dirks, bellboy at the Boil v
niger hotel at Lewiston, who entered n
/ plea of guilty Wednesday to the t,
and sale of intoxicating il
liquor, was fined $100 by Judge r
Dietrich late yesterday afternoon. In i,
he event that Dirks is unable to pay +,
he fine he will be forced to serve
me month in the Latah county jail. a
One of the most interesting feat T
Ires of the federal term of court here G
vas the temporary injunction or re- ~
training order, the first ever issued D
ase against Carssow was in charge
# John H. McEvers, assistant United
states district attorney In the orig "
nal action several defendants were
famed in the criminal action and bill
0 abate public nuisance.
Complete Restraining Order P
A complete copy of the restraining
rder follows:
"And now, upon this 18th day of
November, A. d., 1922, this cause V
anne to be heard upon the bill of
omplaint heretofore filed in the Of
ice of the clerk of this court, and
pom the affidavit of Frank M. Mar
sr, duly filed in open court, and it p
ppearing to the satisfaction of the
ourt by inspection of the bill of com
laint and of the affidavit, and other
ise, that a nuisance exists as de-
,ribed on the premises therein men VI
oned:
"It is ordered, that pending the
nal hearing and determination of
is application and entry of an or
er thereon, the defendants above
AIMED, their agents, servants, and
np1oyes, are restrained and enjoin Pi
from manufacturing, selling and
artering any intoxicating liquor as
efined in section one of title two of
e national prohibition act, upon the
'emises described in the bill of COM
dlII, dIlu IIOIu TCuOV1IlS from SalO
'emfses or in any way interfering
Ith, the liquor, goods, wares, mer- m
andise or fixtures, or other things
ed, kept or maintained in connec-
IN with the manufacture, sale,
eping or bartering of such liquor,
used, kept or maintained in con-
.ction with said business being
aintained as nuisance as afore-
i'd. Ids
''It is further ordered that copy cos
the complaint and a copy of this ~
strafning order be served upon each re
d every one of the defendants, and tne
at a copy of this restraining order to
posted in a conspicuous place, +
her on the door of said drug store No
in conspicuous place therein, ~ !,
the defendants, their agents, en-
Dyes, and all other persons are ahe
reby restrained and enjoined from cel
ring down, mutilating or in any re
v destroying said restraining or eie
: during the pendency of this &C tnl
:, con