Show GRANTSVILLE AGAIN The Li quor Ordinance of that Tillage held to be Invalid by Judge Zane I will the remembered by the newspaper news-paper reading public that aMes Bright more and a man named Hone y were convicted for selling liquor without a license at Grantsville some time ago and sentenced to 100 days imprisonment in the city jail Mrs Brightmore was brought before Judge Boreman on 1 writ of habeas corpus it being alleged that the city ordinance was invalid and the proceedings were not properly conducted Judge Boreman sustained the writ and Brightmore was discharged On the 19th of last month a writ was issued in Honeys case and the question was ruled on by Judge Zane this morning having been previously submitted on printed briefs The questions raised were the same as in the Brightmore case Judge Zaneheld that the ordinance was invalid and the prosecution should have been brought under the statutes and in the name of the People of the Territory instead in-stead of under ordinance and in the name of the People of Grantsville The court therefore pronounced the whole proceedings null and void and ordered the discharce of the petitioner I the Grantsville officers apprehend any more offenders of this class it is safe to predict dict they will proceed in a regular manner man-ner |