State v. . Lockey

The defendant was convicted of exercising the trade or profession of barbering without obtaining the certificate of registration, as required by the Barber’s Act, chapter 119, Public Laws of 1929, and from the judgment upon such conviction, appealed to this Court.

The practice of barbering is defined in section 2 of the act. The act became effective June 30, 1929. The evidence shows that the defendant was operating a one-chair barber shop in the city of Fayetteville, after the effective date of the Barber Act, without having obtained a certificate of registration, as required by that act. This…