City of Wichita v. Lewis

*590The opinion of the court was delivered by

Porter, J.:. The appellant was convicted of the charge of violating a city ordinance by making a sale of one glass of a beverage “known as and commonly called “Temp-Brew.” The validity of the ordinance is the sole question raised by the appeal.

The city of Wichita is a city of the first class. In 1909 it passed an ordinance the title of which reads:

“An ordinance regulating the sale, barter and gift of Malt, Hop Tea, Hop- Tea Tonic, Two Percent, Tin Hop, Health Tone, Rosenbrew, and all other nonintoxicating malt or other beverages, containing any per…