People v. Tyrrell
New York City Magistrates' Court
1Opinion of the Court
Aurelio, City Magistrate.
The complaint herein charges that the defendant did keep in premises No. 1875 Lexington avenue “ a pint flask partly filled with whiskey without having a written license for same,” and further that the “ defendant was the bartender in charge of said premises which is a duly licensed beer garden and restaurant, and that the license for said place does not include liquors.” In other words, the charge is made that the defendant, *380a bartender, possessed liquor in premises licensed to sell beer only. These facts, it is claimed, constitute a violation of section 108 of…
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