People v. Furman

The respondent was a saloon-keeper, and on December 9, 1890, was convicted, under the liquor law of 1887, of having kept his saloon open on Sunday, August 24, 1890. He pleaded a former conviction in bar, to which plea the prosecution demurred, and the demurrer was sustained.

The plea sets forth that respondent was arrested upon the complaint of the city marshal on August 25, 1890, *111charging him with having kept his saloon open on said 24th day of August, contrary to an ordinance of the city of Adrian, entitled “An ordinance relative to maintaining quiet and good order;” that he was convicted of…