164 Mich. 676 | Mich. | 1911
Respondent was prosecuted before the circuit court for Emmet county upon an information charging him with having—
“In the village of Harbor Springs in said county kept a place where intoxicating liquors were sold, stored for sale and furnished; he not being a druggist nor registered pharmacist, contrary to law, etc.”
The charge being set forth in due form in violation of what is known as the local-option law committed in the county of Emmet between May 1, 1909, and October 14, 1909, where said law was in force. A trial resulted in a verdict of guilty. The case is before this court upon exceptions before sentence.
We find no error in the case.
The conviction is affirmed, and the court below directed to proceed to judgment.