Salazar v. McGinn

TUCKETT, Justice:

The plaintiffs filed these proceedings in the district court appealing from a decision of the Director of the Department of Registration which suspended the licenses of the plaintiffs to engage in the trade of barbering. The appeal was taken pursuant to the provisions of Section 58-1-36, U.C.A. 1953.

The facts may be summarized as follows: Joseph Felix Francoeur was a licensed barber and the proprietor of a barber shop in Salt Lake City. Ignacio John Salazar was an apprentice barber and had been for approximately six years and was at the time we are here concerned with…