State v. Scott
Court of Appeals of Kansas
Memorandum. — Appeal from Finney district court; A. J. Abbott, judge. Prosecution by The State against William H. Scott for violation of the nuisance clause of the prohibitory-liquor law. From a conviction the defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Dennison, J. :
This is an action in which the defendant is charged with, violating ¶ 2533 of the General Statutes of 1889, being the nuisance clause of the prohibitory law. The information was verified by the county attorney upon information and belief, accompanied by the affidavits of French Taylor, Ed. Jackson and Lucena Blake, taken as provided for in ¶ 2543 and filed August 13, 1894. On September 25, 1894, upon leave of court first obtained, the complaint was positively verified by Henry W. Crowe. Upon the trial of this cause, which occurred on…
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