State v. Marchand

The defendant was indicted for selling intoxicating liquor, in less quantities than one gallon. The indictment contained three counts, of which one was dismissed. On the remaining two counts, the defendant was tried, found not guilty, on one, and guilty on the other, and his fine was assessed at one hundred and fifty dollars.

The second count of the indictment, being the one on which the defendant was found guilty, charged that he sold intoxicating liquor, in the month of April, 1885, in less quantity than one gallon, being then a druggist and pharmacist. The indictment negatived all…