State v. McCool

*429The opinion of the court was delivered by

Burch, J.:

The appellant was convicted of selling bread weighing neither eight ounces nor sixteen ounces, but thirteen and one-half ounces, which did not bear a label showing its true weight. The statute governing the subject is chapter 264 of the Laws of 1909, relating to weights and measures, section 13 of which reads as follows:

“A loaf of bread for sale shall be two pounds in weight. Bread, unless composed in chief part of rye or maize, shall lie sold only in whole, half and quarter loaves and not otherwise. Bread, when sold, shall, upon the request…