State v. Waul

The appellant, Peterson, was the proprietor of a business in Sioux Falls, known as Rent-a-Ford garage. A portion of the business consisted of renting cars to'the public generally, under a plan whereby the lessee of the car drove it himself and paid a certain amount for its use. The appellant’s place of business was open day and night. On the evening of March 5, 1930, the defendant, James Waul, was arrested ‘while transporting intoxicating liquor in one of the appellant’s automobiles, which he had rented earlier in the evening. Waul pleaded guilty to the charge of transporting liquor, and the…