Goose v. Commonwealth Ex Rel. Dummit

Opinion of the Court by

Stanley, Commissioner

Affirming.

For a number of years a gambling establishment and saloon, called the “Sycamore Cafe,” was conducted at 238-240 Central Avenue, in Louisville. The premises are located in an industrial and residential district in the southern part of the city, and across the street from a Railroad T. M. C. A.

The property is owned by Roscoe Goose. A saloon license was held by J. W. Goose, but it appears a renewal was lately denied. A soft drink and restaurant license was in the name of Luther Goose. They are brothers and were joint proprietors.

Numerous…