Gagen v. City of Louisville

OPINION OP THE COURT BY

WlLLIAM ROGERS CLAY, Commissioner

Affirming.

In Jnlv, 1908, Mat Gagen, wlio had been conducting a saloon at Shelby and Main streets in the city of Louisville, applied to the License Board of that city for a renewal of his license beginning August 1st, 1908. His application was refused and he prosecuted an appeal to the Jefferson Circuit Court, Criminal Division. The judgment of the License Board was reversed by that court. On November 5th, 1908, the city of Louisville, having prayed an appeal to this court from the judgment of the Jefferson Circuit Court, executed a…