State Ex Rel. Kirk v. Gail

This case concerns an attempt by the Wyoming Commissioner of Agriculture to prevent by injunction the continued sale of milk by the defendant, Coy Gail, allegedly in violation of § 35-290, W.S.1957. That section requires any person who shall operate any dairy or other establishment for the handling or distributing of dairy products to secure a license from the state department of agriculture. A proviso in the statute specifies that it shall not apply to “farmers who sell their dairy products to a processing plant.” Persons who violate the section are declared, by § 35-297, W.S. 1957, to be…