Atkinson v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Jay Circuit Court; J. M. Smith, Judge. John W. Atkinson was convicted of the charge of permitting persons other than members of his family to enter his saloon on Sunday, and appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBlack, J.
In the indictment in this case it was charged that the appellant, John W. Atkinson, late of, etc., on, etc., at, etc., “being then and there the holder of a license issued under the laws of the State of Indiana to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in quantities of less than a quart, in said county, and being then and there engaged, as the owner and proprietor, in the sale of said intoxicating liquors, under and by virtue of the license and authority aforesaid, in a certain storeroom then, and there being, did then and there unlawfully permit” eight persons named, “who were not then and…
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