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· 11/1/1912

State v. Bellingham Bay Brewery

Citations

  • 70 Wash. 650
  • 127 P. 297
  • 1912 Wash. LEXIS 1101

Syllabus

<p>Intoxicating Liquobs — Offenses—Illegal Sales — Local Option Law — Sale and Deliveby at Brewery — Statutes—Construction. A brewery in a no-license unit is not authorized to make a delivery of a case of bottled beer at its brewery to a person calling there for it, by Rem. & Bal. Code, § 6309, providing that the local option law shall not apply in no-license units to shipments or deliveries of unbroken packages at residences which are not places of business or of public resort, by manufacturers or wholesalers in their own conveyances by common carrier or otherwise, and providing that the act shall not prohibit the manufacture from raw material “nor the delivery of the same.”</p>

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