Keiser v. State

"Worden, J.

The appellant was indicted for retailing intoxicating liquor to James Duke, without a license, and, upon trial by jury, was convicted.

One Jacob Sweigart, Jr., had a license to retail, and there was an agreement between him and the appellant, which was given in evidence, as follows-, viz.:

“Articles of agreement entered into this 5th day of February, A. D. 1877, by and between- John IT. Keiser, of Henry county, in the State of Indiana, party of the first part herein, and Jacob Sweigart, Junior, of said county and State, party of the second part herein, witnesseth. That said first…