Byars v. City of Mt. Vernon

Citations

• 78 Ill. 11

Syllabus

<p>Complaint — sufficiency of, for violation of ordinance. In a prosecution under an ordinance for selling intoxicating liquors, a complaint, under oath, that the defendant, as the prosecutor is informed and believes, has committed an offense, by violating the provisions of a certain section of an ordinance, which is given, by selling intoxicating liquors in the city, not having a legal license to keep a grocery, is substantially good.</p>