State v. Toelkes

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

Philip Toelkes was charged with and convicted of having in his possession intoxicating liquors on May 5, 1932. A second' count alleged that he had been previously convicted in Rooks county of violating the prohibitory laws of the state, and that he permitted another to have, keep and maintain intoxicating liquor, for personal use and otherwise, upon his premises, describing them. On these two counts a preliminary examination was had on May 18, 1932. Later, when an information was filed containing the two counts mentioned, the county…