Russell v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Marion Criminal Court (33,336); Fremont Alford, Judge. ( James A. Russell and another were convicted of maintaining a nuisance, and appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtComstock, J.
This action was commenced hy the State of Indiana against appellants, upon the affidavit of one August ILaug, for erecting and maintaining a common nuisance, under §2154 Burns 1901, §2066 Horner 1901. The cause was first tried before a justice of the peace. Erom the justice’s court an appeal was taken to the Marion Criminal Court, in which court appellants were found guilty, and fined $10 and costs.
Appellants separately assign errors — Mary, that the affidavit does not state facts sufficient to constitute, a cause of action against her; James, that it does not state facts sufficient to…
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