Leidy v. Storz Brewing Co.

The Storz Brewing Company applied to the board of fire and police commissioners of the city of Omaha for a wholesaler’s license to enable it to sell the product of its brewery. One J. M. Leidy filed a protest to the granting of the license, a hearing was had thereon, and on the 4th day of January, 1910, the protest was overruled and the license was granted. The protestant excepted, and caused the following order to be entered of record: “The protestant, J. M. Leidy, excepts to the ruling and order of the board, and requests that the record be made up in this case, and that said record be…