Glover v. State

Appellant was township trustee, and ex officio trustee of the school township. He was convicted upon, a charge of having accepted money as an inducement and bribe to enter into a contract, as such trustee, for the purchase of school furniture and supplies, for the use of the township.. There were, originally, seven counts in the indictment.

The court sustained a motion to quash as to the fifth, and overruled it as to the others. That ruling is assigned as error. The objections urged, in argument, are not to any particular count, but to each and all, upon the assumption that if one of them is…