Keiser v. State

The appellant was convicted and adjudged to-pay a fine of $20 for selling intoxicating liquor, in a quantity less than a quart, without a license so to do. The principal question’ in the case, which is presented in different ways, is,, whether, in law and in fact, the appellant had a license at the-time of the sale. This appeal might be disposed of without, looking beyond the information, which must be held bad; but the question stated, as well as another question which we pass upon, besides being of general importance, will necessarily be involved in another trial, if the information shall…