State v. Nield
Court of Appeals of Kansas
Memorandum. — Appeal from Saline district court; R. F. Thompson, judge. Prosecution for violations of the prohibitory liquor laW. Defendant, William H. Nield, was convicted on five counts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Garver, J. :
At the December term, 1895, of the district court of Saline county, the defendant, William H. Nield, was convicted on five counts under an information filed against him charging violations of the prohibitory liquor law., The information was verified by W. H. Bishop, as assistant attorney general for said county. The first four counts charged the defendant with illegal sales of intoxicating liquor on certain named dates, while the fifth count charged him with maintaining a nuisance by keeping in the city of Salina a certain place,…
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