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Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Fosdick, 21 La. Ann. 256.
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State v. Overby
76 So. 220
La. 1917
267 , it is said in the syllabus: “The power to regulate the police of taverns, grogshops, etc., is not confined to the mere adoption of regulations, but extends to the taking of such measures as may be deemed expedient to prevent the violation of the regulations after they are adopted, such as the offering of a reward for evidence on which to convict offenders.” , in considering an ordinance which imposed an inspection fee on hay sold in the city of New Orleans, where it was urged that said ins