People v. Soloman
New York County Courts
Appeal by an Indian from a conviction for intoxication in a public place.
1Opinion of the CourtHale, J.
By section 756 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the court rendering judgment must make a return to all the matters stated in the affidavit. By section-763 the appeal is required to be heard upon the original return;
The papers produced before me consist of an information, which seems to have been made after the arrest; the original venire; some undecipherable but quite likely original minutes of testimony written down one side and up the other on several sheets of paper so fastened together that the contents at the-ends of the sheets if legible cannot be got at; a typewritten copy of what is…
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