State v. Rodgers
West Virginia Supreme Court
Error to Criminal Court, Raleigh County. Della Rogers was convicted of keeping and maintaining a liquor nuisance, and she brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Lynch, President:
Della Rogers was convicted in the criminal court of Raleigh county upon an indictment charging that she kept and maintained a public nuisance, created knowingly by permitting unlawful sales of intoxicating liquors in a house owned and occupied by her in that county. The circuit court having refused her a writ of error, she brought the case here for review upon several assignments, most of which, because immaterial and unimportant, deserve only brief notice.
Whether a female tenant named Smith, who occupied part *681of tbe building jointly owned by defendant and her husband, also…
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