State v. Kuhn

The defendant having been found guilty of retailing spirituous liquors without previously obtaining a license, has appealed from a judgment sentencing him to pay a fine of three hundred and five dollars. Before trial he moved to quash the indictment, on the following grounds:

First — That the indictment is insufficient in law and defective in this, that the charge is too general, and does not specify the person to whom the sale was made; it does not specify the quantity sold; it .does not negative the fact that the accused had a license to sell.

^eeond — The indictment is insufficient in this,…