State v. Harden
West Virginia Supreme Court
Error to Circuit Court, Mason County. John Harden was convicted of an illegal sale of liquors, •and brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
POFEENBARGER, JUDGE:
Whether the defendant John Harden, had a valid license to sell, at retail, spirituous liquors, wine, porter, ale, beer and drinks of like nature, at the time he made the sale of liquor, charged in the indictment against him, as having been unlawfully made, is the sole question presented by this record. That he made a sale of liquor in the town of Point Pleasant, Mason county, West Virginia, within one year next preceding the finding of the indictment, is fully proven and not contested. Whether his license was valid or not, must be determined by the application, to the…
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