City of Chicago v. R. & X. Restaurant, Inc.

This is an appeal from a judgment of the municipal court of Chicago, imposing a fine upon the R. & X. Restaurant, Inc., for conducting a food-dispensing establishment in Chicago without having applied for and obtained a license, in violation of an ordinance regulating such establishments.

The ordinance charged to have been violated is article 3, sections 3013 to 3037, of chapter 61 of the Revised Chicago Code of 1931, pp. 1145 to 1153. The ordinance defines food dispensers and regulates the storage, handling and sale at retail of foods and drinks intended for human consumption. Regulations are…