Smith v. State

Appellant was tried and convicted in the city court of the city of Phoenix, upon a charge of violating a city ordinance against selling or attempting to sell intoxicating liquor within the city. He appealed to the superior court, where the case was tried _de novó and was again convicted. Prom the judgment of conviction, he appeals.

The only errors assigned are the insufficiency of the complaint to state a crime, and a refusal to postpone the trial upon a showing of the absence of material witnesses. These are questions we have no power to pass on in a case appealed from “a justice, police, or…