Anglin v. State

Bobert Anglin was presented for peddling before registering and paying the peddler’s tax for the year 1912. By agreement of counsel, he was tried, upon an agreed statement of facts, before the court, without the intervention of a jury. It was agreed that Z. T. Anglin, the father of the defendant, had a Confederate soldier’s license to peddle, and was, by the proper ordinary’s certificate and otherwise, qualified to peddle, and that, although the defendant had no license to peddle, he was hired by his father for wages, had no interest himself in the business, and peddled and worked as an…