Johnson v. Town Board of Wyocena

No issue of facts is involved in this appeal. Plaintiff is a tavern keeper. At the spring election of 1940. the voters of the town of Wyocena voted favorably to issuing licenses for the retail sale of intoxicating- liquor and beer in the town. Licenses were duly issued and plaintiff received one of the licenses. On April 1, 1941, another referendum was had and the voters voted against the issuing of retail beer and liquor licenses. In May, 1941, plaintiff, pursuant to chs. 66 and 176, Stats., applied for a Class “B” license for the retail sale of beer and intoxicating liquor for the year…