75 Iowa 432 | Iowa | 1888
II. It is claimed that the evidence did not establish the fact that the defendants Douglass & Hopkins, who were the lessees and keepers of the house in question, were guilty of keeping and maintaining a nuisance. We think otherwise. It appears to us that it was shown by a fair preponderance of the evidence that the said defendants kept a nuisance upon the property and in the building described in the petition, contrary to the statute in such cases provided.
Affiemed.