State v. Gill

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, J.:

*383,r . Reid sufficient. *382John Gill was prosecuted for violations of the prohibitory liquor law upon an informa*383tion containing ten counts, and was found guilty of the charges stated in three of the counts. He appealed, and contends, first, that the information should have been quashed because the verification was indefinite. It was verified positively by Adell B. Beaumont, and it was also verified upon information and belief by G. R. Gard, as county attorney. In the transcript the printed words “county attorney” followed the signature of…