Pearce v. Moffatt

BUDGE, J.,

Dissenting. — There appears little room for argument that professions, trades, callings, or occupations, which because of their intimate relation to public health, including the occupation of barber, may be regulated by legislative act, and municipal ordinance when such power has been granted the municipality, under the police power, enabling the state or such municipality to make needful rules and regulations for the health, safety and welfare of the public. Neither the legislature nor municipal authority can, however, under guise of police power, impose upon barber shops…