City of Chicago v. Hohman

The complaint in this case charges that plaintiff in error “on the 31st of May, 1910, at the City of Chicago, not having a license to keep a hotel, did keep, conduct and maintain a hotel at 659 N. Clark street, Chicago, Illinois, wherein spirituous, malt, vinous and intoxicating liquor is sold in quantities less than, one. gallon, without having a license for same, in violation of “Section 1348 of the Revised Municipal Code of Chicago.” Upon this complaint a trial by jury in the Municipal Court resulted in a verdict against plaintiff in error, wherein the damages were assessed at $100, and…