Anderson v. McDonald

Eawoett, J:

On April 14, 1910, Grover O. McDonald filed with the clerk of the village of Elwood a petition praying for a license to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors in said village. A remonstrance was filed and overruled, and remonstrators appealed to the district court, where the action of the village hoard was affirmed. Remonstrators now appeal to this court.

Remonstrators urge four principal reasons why the license applied for should not have been issued. Having readied the conclusion that the third reason assigned is good, the others will not be considered.

*619The third reason assigned…