State v. Riggs
Supreme Court of Minnesota
From a judgment of the district court for Wright county, Tar-box, J., sentencing Ashley 0. Biggs, Jr., to hard labor in the state prison at Stillwater for three years, after a conviction for burglary, he appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtCollins, J.
Defendant was convicted of the crime of burglary in the third degree, and sentenced to state’s prison for the period of three years. He appeals from the judgment, and makes a number of assignments of error. We pass by all except the last, which is that the verdict is contrary to law and is not justified by the evidence.
In our opinion, the j udgment of conviction must be reversed,- as - wholly unwarranted. From the evidence it appears that the “Mon-ti cello Social Club” occupied a room in a building in the village of Monticello, fitted up as is the ordinary sáloon, in which liquors and cigars…
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