Steward v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom Allen Circuit Court; James T. Merryman, Special Judge. Proceeding by the State of Indiana, on affidavit and search warrant, against Oliver Steward, charged with keeping intoxicating liquors for purposes of unlawful sales. From a judgment ordering the destruction of property seized, the defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMyers, J.
Appellant and eight other named persons were charged by affidavit in one paragraph sworn to before the prosecuting attorney, and filed September 15, 1911, under §8338 Burns 1908, Acts 1908 (s.s.) p. 27, with having in their possession certain named intoxicating liquors, which were being sold, bartered and given away as a beverage, and were kept by them for the purpose of being sold, bartered and given, away in violation of the statutes of the State of Indiana, in that they were being sold, bartered and given away without any license so to do; that they were so sold, bartered and given away,…
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