Woolley v. State

Information for common nuisance. Woolley was a licensed retailer of liquor under the act of March, 1853. The suit was commenced in August, 1854, and is therefore saved by the express provisions of the act of 1855. Laws of 1855, p. 222. — Coleman v. Dobbins, at the present term (1). — 6 Ind. R. 444.

The information is based on the ninth section of that act, declaring, as at common law, that places for the retail of spirituous liquors, if kept in a disoi’derly manner are to^ be deemed common nuisances. Acts of 1853, p. 88. Woolley is charged with keeping a disorderly establishment, and…