State v. Bushey
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions. The case is stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtPeters, C. J.
The case finds that the respondent was tried upon the second count in an indictment, in which count it is alleged that he unlawfully transported liquors on a certain day " from Burnham in the county of Waldo to Clinton in the county of Kennebec.” The only variation from this in either of the other counts is in the third, in which a distinct and different offense is alleged of the transportation of liquors " from the Maine Central Railroad depot in Burnham in Waldo county to Clinton and Waterville in the county of Kennebec.”
A motion in arrest was filed and overruled, and exceptions taken. The…
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