Blum v. Ford, Commissioner of Revenues

On May 1, 1937, D. L. Ford, commissioner of revenues, served an order on each of the appellants, which order stated that he had revoked their permits to sell beer in their respective places of business for the reason that they had sold liquor of greater alcoholic content than allowed by their permits, and otherwise violated the law, and violated their contract and oath by selling said liquor, and accepting bets on horse races, and ordered them to immediately stop the sale of beer in their places of business, and notified the wholesalers not to sell appellants any more beer.

On May 5, 1937,…