State v. Tremont

Defendant appeals from a judgment convicting him of maintaining a liquor nuisance contrary to an ordinance of the city of Minneapolis. Having come to the conclusion that the complaint fails to charge defendant with any offense under the ordinance in question, we do not discuss the evidence.

The ordinance involved is one approved December 1, 1921 (Minneapolis City Charter & Ordinances, 1872-1925, pp. 786-789). The nuisance penalized is defined in § 1 to “include the premises and every place where liquor in any quantity is manufactured, or commonly sold, or kept or had for sale, or where any…