Rizer v. Tapper

Per Curiam.—

It is conceded that the appellee W. J. Tapper was, and for some years had been, a pharmacist, holding a permit for the sale of intoxicating liquors for lawful purposes at the town of Bowley in Buchanan county, Iowa. The evidence also discloses without substantial dispute that at his said place of business the appellee made numerous sales of liquors on written requests or applications of purchasers in which the requirements of the statute that such request shall contain a true statement of the applicant’s residence, also the street and number of such residence if in a city, were…