Head v. Doehleman

The appellee applied to the board of commissioners of Boone county for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, at their September term for 1895. The appellants were remonstrators. The board refused to grant the license because the remonstrators constituted a *146majority of the legal voters of the township, and the applicant appealed to the circuit court, wherein a trial resulted in a finding in favor of applicant, whereon a judgment was rendered granting the appellee a license.

The first question sought to be presented by the assignment of error in…