Gould v. State

Appellant was convicted for violating the Sunday law in five separate and distinct counts, charging respectively a violation of said law on February 26, March 19, March 26, April 2, and April 9, 1911, each of said days being Sunday, and the penalty assessed by the jury was the highest permitted by law, respectively, as follows: For the first of said dates $100; the second $50, and each of the other three $200.

Under each of the said separate "counts" there were additional paragraphs, called in the papers counts, charging that theretofore appellant had been convicted for similar offenses for a…