. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igoj. The American Florist. It. AT THE CHICAGO FLORISTS' CLUB PICNIC, JULY 21.—See Page 47. I. Group OD grand stand in ball field. 3. Captain Otto Uoerisch of the winning team, with his trophy. X H. K. Klunder knocking a hot grounder' 4. Party :it one of the dinner tables. 5. August Poehlraann in his white duck suit. 6. K. C Aniling in his new automobile. 7. A^hunirry group. 8. Chas. McKellar and family party vvaiting for lum-li. LEGAL NOTES. Billboards to Remain. A case decidedly out of the ordinary was given a d
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igoj. The American Florist. It. AT THE CHICAGO FLORISTS' CLUB PICNIC, JULY 21.—See Page 47. I. Group OD grand stand in ball field. 3. Captain Otto Uoerisch of the winning team, with his trophy. X H. K. Klunder knocking a hot grounder' 4. Party :it one of the dinner tables. 5. August Poehlraann in his white duck suit. 6. K. C Aniling in his new automobile. 7. A^hunirry group. 8. Chas. McKellar and family party vvaiting for lum-li. LEGAL NOTES. Billboards to Remain. A case decidedly out of the ordinary was given a decision in a rescript hand- ed down April ii by Presiding Justice Sweetland of the superior court, in Providence, R. I., when it was declared that Matthew Macnair, of 322 Wey- bosset street, complainant, v. Charles C. Ames, doing business as the Old Colony Bill Posting Company, was not entitled to the relief he sought to pre- vent the defendant daily entering his place and posting bills on a signboard erected upon the roof at that location. The case was August 17, 1906, by Dubois & Dubois, attorneys for the plaintiff, who sought an injunction to prevent the advertising company daily entering the pi'emises Macnair claimed to have leased, and posting bills on :i large billboard erected on the roof. Mac- nair also desired a flagpole restored that the defendant had caused to be removed and which the florist had used for some eight years for advertising his own business. The location at .^22 Wey- bosset street, it was stated, is leased '.)y the Lederer Realty Corporation. Judge Sweetland in his rescript stated that the respondent did not break and enter upon the roof of the building above the store leased by the complain- ant, but by permission of its owner went on the roof and did proceed to erect thereon a certain sign or billboard. The judge stated that the upper portion of the store leased bv the complainant did not constitute the roof of said build- ing, thus practi
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