Dolen v. State

At the April term, 1882, of the district court of Gage county an indictment was found against the plaintiff in error, who was a saloon keeper in Beatrice, charging him with unlawfully keeping the windows and doors of his place of business obstructed by a certain article known as ground glass. [Comp. Stat., § 29, chap. 50.] To this indictment the plaintiff in error plead “not guilty,” and upon trial to a jury a verdict of guilty was rendered.

*406A motion for a new trial was made and overruled, and a judgment entered fining the plaintiff in error twenty-five dollars. The case is brought into this…