Kneib v. People

— The plaintiff in error was charged with keeping and exposing for sale adulterated milk, convicted and fined $100. It does not appear from the .complaint made whether he was to be prosecuted under the act of 1864 (chap. 544, sec. 1) or under the rules and regulations established by the board of health, under the act of 1866 (Laws of 1866, vol. 1, p. 138, sec. 20) and the acts amendatory thereof passed in 1867 and 1874 (Laws of 1867, .chap. 956, sec. 10; Laws *141of 1874, chap. 630, sec. 15). The act of 1864 requires that the offender should have knowledge of the adulteration. There was no charge…