State v. Whit

This was a prosecution for violation of the prohibitory law. The defendant was convicted on one count, and appeals. The information charged him on five counts, and was positively verified. There was filed with the information a statement under oath, or “bill of particulars,” showing a sale to one Brownfield. The conviction was had for a sale to one Watson. The contention is that no evidence ought to have been considered except as to sales made to Brownfield, and that no conviction could be had except upon such sale. In support of which contention the cases of The State v. Whisner, 35 Kan.…