Fay v. City of Font Collins
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from the County Court of Larimer County. Hon. J. Maek Mills, Judge. Charles Fay was convicted of willfully and unlawfully keeping and maintaining a disorderly house in violation of an ordinance of the city of Ft. Collins, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Maxwell
Upon an appeal from a judgment rendered by a police magistrate’s court to the county court, in a trial before a jury, appellant was convicted and fined for the violation of a city ordinance of the city of Fort Collins.
The complaint alleged that appellant did willfully and unlawfully keep and maintain a certain disorderly house contrary to the provisions of sec*263tions 1 and 2 of ordinance No. 17, 1889, entitled: “Relating to disorderly houses,” etc.
The court instructed the jury that “it is in violation of the ordinance of the city of Fort Collins for any person or persons, either directly or…
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