Zbinden v. City of Seattle
Citations
- 74 Wash. 1
- 132 P. 637
- 1913 Wash. LEXIS 1987
Syllabus
<p>Intoxicating Liquobs — Licenses — Regulation—Saloon “Fronting” on Street. A saloon, the, main entrance of which is directly opposite the entrance of a hotel lobby opening upon a street, and thus directly upon the street through the unobstructed hotel lobby, “fronts” upon such street, although it is eighty feet distant from the street, within the meaning and spirit of an ordinance prohibiting the granting, of more than two saloon licenses in the same block “fronting on the same street.”</p>
Judges: Parker
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