State v. Maire

Appellant was convicted of a violation of the local option law of 1909, in bringing liquor into a dry unit in quantities less than an unbroken package. The admitted facts are these: Appellant is an employee of a wholesale liquor dealer at Snohomish, a wet unit, of whom a resident of Everett, a dry unit, had ordered a demijohn of intoxicating liquor. This demijohn was filled by the dealer at Snohomish from a larger receptacle then in his store, and when so filled was brought to Everett and delivered to the customer in the same condition in which it left Snohomish. Upon these facts arises the…