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Show iliFisfi ! OF LIQUOR PROPER j Supreme Court Renders a Decision in Ogden Hotel Case. j Seizure ami confiscation of :i lot of .intoxicating liquors in the Paris hotel : at Ogden, ami subsequently claimed by j Joseph J.Hueiriea, is bold by the supreme court, in a decision banded down yes-! yes-! terdav, to have been legal and proper, j Associate Justice Y.. E. Corf man writes I tho prevailing opinion, which is cou-! cou-! currod in by ail other members of the court, except Justice A'alentinc Gideon, who dissents. Judgment of the district court for We be i county is affirmed. Tho liquors sci;:ed consisted of sixteen gallon jilt's, tivo gallon jug's and thrco gailon jug's of wine, thirty-nine bottles of beer, twenty-two pint flasks of wliisky, fourteen one-half pints of whisky, tlireo broken pints of whisky, one teu-gallon lte;v of wine, three barrels bar-rels ut' bottled wine, twelve barrels of wine, each containing; about tifty gallons, gal-lons, ami hfty-fivu partly used bottles of wine and whisky. ! Laucirica clai mod that the liquors were for family use at meal;?, in place of tea and cofJ'ee. 3 n the case nf Mary Josephine Wright against the .Interniountain Motor Car company and C. .'. Corruthers, in which t he former secured judgment for personal per-sonal injuries while riding in a car driven by Corruthers, tho ease against the motor car company ia reversed and dismissed, but tho judgment as to Corruthers Cor-ruthers is affirmed. |