State v. Quinn

This was an indictment against a druggist for selling intoxicating liquors in less quantity than one gallon without having a physician’s prescription or a dram-shop-keeper’ s license. The defendant was convicted, fined one hundred dollars, and appeals, to this court. The evidence does not support the verdict. It appeared that the defendant was duly registered as a pharmacist; that he had a merchant’s license, but no license as a dramshop-keeper, and that he kept a drug store ; that in .the rear of this drug store there was a room separated from the store by a partition through which there was…