Commonwealth v. Banks

The complaint in this case charges the defendant with the unlawful sale of a certain quantity of intoxicating liquor, on January 11, 1892, to one James Markham, at Lowell, the said defendant “ not having then and there any license, authority, or appointment according to law, to make such sale of intoxicating liquor,” and concludes in the usual manner.

At the trial in the Superior Court, on appeal, it was agreed that the defendant was a duly registered pharmacist, under the St. of 1889, c. 270; that he had a license of the sixth class, under the Pub. Sts. c. 100, § 10; and that he sold the…