Bunzel v. City of Golden

We will refer to plaintiff in error by name and to defendant in error as Golden or the city.

Bunzel, by complaint for declaratory judgment, sought to invalidate a city ordinance on the ground that it, as amended, violated Article 2, Section 3 of the Constitution of Colorado and the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.

In substance, it was stipulated that Bunzel owned property in Golden and conducted a bowling alley thereon; that he owned and operated on said premises four coin-operated “pinball” machines; that Golden adopted an ordinance regulating the use of said…