Patton v. Bellingham 38 P.2d 364 (Sub Ct. Wash. 1934)
Patton operates a barber shop in a hotel and works as a barber at a shop. Patton hours at the hotel have been then same for several years. 8 am to 8 pm all week except for Saturdays which he is open from 8m am to 9 pm. Now the reason the barber stays opened beyond the ordinance time is because 1/3 of his business is done before or after the ordinance required time. His customers comes from all walks of life.
Bellingham is a city of first class pursuant of the referenced law the city enforced ordinance #5333 which states that Barber shop, during the week, it is unlawful for a Barber Shop to be open earlier that 8 am and no later than 6 pm. During Saturday’s they are not close and later than 7 or days preceding a holiday. …show more content…
120, Laws of 1933, p. 448 Rem. 1934 Sup. SS 9213-2 [P.C. SS 427g]
Bellingham is a city of first class pursuant of the referenced law the city enforced ordinance #5333 which states that Barber shop, during the week, it is unlawful for a Barber Shop to be open earlier that 8 am and no later than 6 pm. During Saturday’s they are not close and later than 7 or days preceding a