City of Sioux Falls v. Collins
South Dakota Supreme Court
Appeal from the Municipal Court of the City of Sioux Falls. Hon. Martin Bsrgh, Judge. The defendant Ben ’Collins, was convicted of operating a motor truck on the streets of Sioux Falls without having procured license therefor, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtPolley, J.
Appeal from the municipal court of .Sioux Falls. Appellant was convicted of operating a motor truck on the streets of Sioux Falls without first having procured a license therefor, and appeals to- this court. , ,
Appellant is engaged in the bakery business in Sioux Falls and owns and uses an auto or motor truck for the purpose of delivering the products of his bakery to his customers. He operates the truck himself, and uses it for no other purpose than to deliver his own products.
*312The complaint is drawn under Ordinance 'No. 269, as amended hy Ordinance 856. The title to Ordinance 269 reads as…
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