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MINNESOTA v. BARBER

No. 1346.

136 U.S. 313 (1890)

MINNESOTA v. BARBER.

Supreme Court of United States.

Decided May 19, 1890.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Mr. Gordon E. Cole for appellant.

Mr. James O. Broadhead filed a brief on behalf of the appellant.

Mr. W.C. Goudy and Mr. Walter H. Sanborn for appellee.

Mr. George W. McCrary and Mr. Wallace Pratt filed a brief on behalf of the appellee.

Mr. Alpheus H. Snow on behalf of the State of Indiana. Mr. Louis T. Michener, Attorney General of the State of Indiana, Mr. Joseph E. McDonald and Mr. John M. Butler were with him on the brief, which concluded as follows:

MR. JUSTICE HARLAN delivered the opinion of the court.

Henry E. Barber, the appellee, was convicted before a justice of the peace in Ramsey County, Minnesota, of the offence of having wrongfully and unlawfully offered and exposed for sale, and of having sold, for human food, one hundred pounds of fresh uncured beef, part of an animal slaughtered in the State of Illinois, but which had not been inspected in Minnesota, and...

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