Bartender v. State

The appellant was indicted without any surname. We have, for convenience, given him one, drawn from his occupation. No question is made as to the name. He was charged with having the care and management of a pigeon-hole table, and suffering one Allen H. Bailey, a person under the age of twenty-one years, to play a game of pigeon-hole on the said table, with one Thomas B. Bailey, the said table not then and there being kept or used in a private family. No question is made as to the sufficiency of the indictment. On the trial, it turned out, according to the evidence, that the table on which…