21 N.W.2d 521 | Minn. | 1946
1. No provision of the ordinance defining a tippling house has been called to our attention. In State v. Siporen,supra, we held that a house where intoxicating liquor is illegally sold in small quantities to persons resorting thereto for the purpose of drinking it on the premises is a tippling house within the meaning of the ordinance. See, Calhoun v. Bell,
Cases like State v. Kelly,
2. The record here does not contain either the complaint or the tab charge against the defendants convicted of being found in a tippling house. Nor are we referred to the applicable ordinance provisions. For lack of an adequate record, we refuse to review these cases, under the rule of our decisions in State v. McBride,
Affirmed. *227