State v. Bowman

i. CRomiALiaw: mlsnomen: arraignment and piea. I. The indictment named one of the defendants as George M. Bowman. It appears from ^ie evidence that there are two Bowmans named George. One is an old man, and his name with the middle initial is George M. Bowman. The other is a young man, named George J. Bowman. It is evident from the testimony of the witnesses in the case that the young man was the one who sold part of the liquor, and was engaged in keeping the alleged nuisance. The record shows that the defendant John A. Bowman was arraigned aud pleaded not guilty; but it is silent as to an…