State v. De Guile

Lees, C.

Defendant was convicted in the municipal court of the city of Minneapolis of a violation of chapter 424, p. 655, Laws 1921, and appeals from the judgment of conviction sentencing her to imprisonment for 30 days.

The complaint charged and the state proved that she conducted a so-called beauty parlor, where one of her employes cut a woman’s hair for a price paid to defendant, such employe not having obtained a certificate of registration or permit from the State Examining Board of Barbers and not being a student in a school for barbers or an apprentice holding a permit from the Barbers’…