State v. Rosenbaum

Robinson, J. —

Appellee was indicted for permitting a person named to be and remain in his place of business during prohibited hours, contrary to the provisions of §3 of the act of March 11, 1895 (Acts 1895 p. 248).

Appellee pleaded in abatement, setting up a former indictment and acquittal, that the person named in the present indictment as having been in the saloon was in company with the person named in the former indictment, and that the acts complained of in the present indictment are identical with those complained of in the former indictment of which he had been acquitted. A demurrer to…