Crayton v. People

delivered the'opinion of the ’court :■

The plaintiff in error was convicted of selling intoxicating liquors without a license from the treasurer of state, as required by section i of chapter 166 of the Session Laws of 1911. He brings the case here for review upon error.

It is admitted, that the plaintiff in error is a regularly licensed pharmacist and as' such conducts a reputable retail drugstore at 1775 Humbolt street in the city of Denver; that it is situate in anti-saloon territory, so created by an election authorized by what is commonly known as the Local Option Act (being chapter 86,…