State v. Patterson.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
INDICTMENT against J. G. Patterson, heard by Judge 0. M. Gooke, at January Term, 1904, of the Superior Court of Dueham County.
1Opinion of the Court
DOUGLAS. J., dissenting. The defendant is indicted for selling spirituous liquor to one Guess in the town of Durham, where such sale is prohibited by virtue of an election had under the provisions of chapter 233, Laws 1903.
The special verdict finds that the defendant was not a druggist and had no license to sell spirituous liquor within the city of Durham; that he resided in Roxboro, where he had license to sell spirituous liquor; that Guess sent the defendant two dollars by mail with an order to ship said Guess at Durham one gallon of corn whiskey by express, charges prepaid, which the…
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