Kohlbrunner v. State

Citations

• 67 Miss. 368

Syllabus

<p>1. Liqtjobs, Sale op. Acts 1886, p. 158. “ Local option law.”</p> <p>The act of March 16, 1886, entitled “ an act to amend § 1112 of the code of 1880 in relation to the sale of vinous and spirituous liquors,” although nominally a mere amendment of the code and in form a proviso to said section, operated to repeal the act of March 11, 1886, commonly known as the “local option law,” in so far as their provisions conflict.</p> <p>2. Same. Native wines. Sale authorized.</p> <p>In the absence of any special local law prohibiting the sale, a person, without obtaining license, may sell in quantities not less than one pint, at his vineyard or residence, wine made from grapes or fruit grown by .himself in this state, notwithstanding the general local option law may be in force in the county where such wine is sold. Acts 1886, p. 158.</p>