City of Bellaire ex rel. Sedgwick v. Bellaire, Benwood & Wheeling Ferry Co.

In support of its demurrer the ferry company contends that the rate of twelve tickets for thirty cents for the workhand and shopping tickets is unlawful for the reason that the city had no authority to prescribe such a rate to one class of people and deny it to citizens of the city generally.

' Were we to construe this ordinance as requiring that such tickets should be sold only to a single class, the contention of the ferry company might be sustained, but, as we view it, the sale of twelve tick*251ets for thirty cents, designated as “workhand and shopping tickets” is extended to any citizen of…