McDaniel v. State

An affidavit in three counts was filed against appellant, on which this prosecution was based. He filed a motion to quash each count for the alleged reason that neither count stated facts sufficient to cqnstitute a public offense. The motion was overruled and defendant excepted, after which he was tried by a jury and found “guilty of violating the liquor law as charged in the affidavit and each count thereof,” and judgment was rendered that he be fined $500 and imprisoned four months at the state farm, that the liquor and utensils seized should be destroyed, and the automobile forfeited to…