Legal Opinion
People v. Bunker
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided July 19, 1901PublishedCited by 11 opinions
Exceptions before judgment from Hillsdale; Chester, J. F. P. Bunker was convicted of violating a municipal ordinance relating to itinerant traders.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
On August 3, 1900, respondent was arrested on a complaint charging that:
*161“F. P. Bunker did on the 3d day of August, A. D. 1900, at the city of Hillsdale, in said county, go about the city of Hillsdale on foot, from place to place, carrying with him samples of goods, wares, suppliés, and property, to wit, a sample jackknife,' which he, the said F. P. Bunker, then and there did offer for sale by sample, without first having paid a license fee and obtained a license therefor, as provided by, and in violation of, an ordinance of the city of Hillsdale entitled ‘ License Ordinance,’ passed May…
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