Wiggins v. State

The indictment, under which the plaintiffs in error were tried, contained four counts. The first count was for obtaining by false pretences the genuine signatures of school directors to a school warrant and order. The second count was obtaining the same *739genuine signatures by false tokens. The third was for forgery of the warrant and order, and the fourth for offering to pass the same, knowing it to be forged. In making up the jury for the trial of the defendants, after the State, through the attorney general, had challenged four jurors, another juror being presented was challenged by the…