Botelor v. Corporation of Washington

decided that rye-éhop (which was food for horses,) was not “ provision ” nor an “ article of food ” within the meaning of the by-law. (Burch’s Digest, p. 119, art. 9.) And that “ coming to market” meant, on its way to the market-place, with intent to be there offered for sale, in *677market hours; and that it was not necessary that there should be a market actually bolding at the time of the purchase, in order to constitute the offence.