O'Leary v. State

This was an indictment against the appellant for selling intoxicating liquor to one James Anderson, to be drank on the premises of the appellant, the said James Anderson being in the habit of becoming intoxicated, as the appellant well knew. There was a trial, verdict of guilty, and judgment, over motions for a new trial and in arrest of judgment.

The evidence shows that the defendant was a saloon keeper in the city of Indianapolis ; that he had given orders not to sell to Anderson any liquors; that the liquors sold to *92him were sold by a bar-tender of the appellant, in the absence of the…