Barr v. Village of Auburn

This was a prosecution against the appellant for the violation of an alleged ordinance of the village of Auburn, prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors within its corporate limits, resulting in his conviction and a fine of $35.

Upon this appeal, the only question presented is, whether the evidence shows that the ordinance under which appellant was convicted was not legally adopted.

It was admitted that the village of Auburn was duly incorporated under the general law, being chap. 24, Rev. Stat. 1874. Prima facie evidence was given of the passage of the ordinance by the introduction in…