Campbell v. City of Thomasville
Court of Appeals of Georgia
No. 1813. Certiorari, from Thomas superior court — Judge Mitchell. March 1, 1909. No. 1820. Certiorari, from Ware superior court — Judge Parker. March 22, 1909.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
These two cases are distinct and separate causes, but will be considered together because of the fact that they both involve the same general questions. In No. 1813 the plaintiff in error, Campbell, was convicted of violating what is known as the “near beer” ordinance of the City of Thomasville. He presented a petition for certiorari to the judge of the superior court, who refused to sanction it; and to this judgment he brings error. The ordinance under which he was convicted is as follows: “Whereas in the judgment of this council the keeping of ‘near beer* or any other imitation of beer, for…
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