State v. Kincaid

*100BROWN, J.

The indictment alleges, in substance, that, on June 15, 1929, without having obtained a license therefor, and contrary to statute, the defendant, for compensation paid to him, unlawfully conducted a public dance in a public dance hall situate in the corporate limits of Gold Hill, a town in Jackson county, Oregon, having a population of less than 500, to wit, 442.

The defendant asserts that the statute involved is unconstitutional, alleging, among other reasons therefor, that dance halls are not subject to regulation by the state. We cannot follow counsel. It is well-established law in…