Levin v. City of Asbury Park

Pee Cueiam.

The writ is to review a conviction of the prosecutor in the recorder’s court, of violating an ordinance relating to itinerant venders, by doing business without a license. At the beginning of 1930 the license fee was $200 per month, and on March 13th Rose Levin, wife of the prosecutor, took out a license for a month and paid that fee. This was renewed on April 13th to expire May 5th, and a proportionate fee of $153.33 paid. On May 12th another license for a month, expiring June 12th, was issued, and a fee of $200 paid. On May 20th the ordinance was amended by raising the fee to…