People v. Lienartowicz.

Defendant was convicted of violating the prohibition law. His exceptions before sentence challenge the validity of the search warrant by which the evidence against him was procured. The place to be searched was described in the affidavit for the warrant:

“beneath the basement floor in the city of Gaylord, county of Otsego, State of Michigan, which said premises are occupied by one William Lienartowicz as a dwelling, a part of which is used for the unlawful storing and keeping for sale intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Moonshine whisky,” etc.

The place to be searched was described in the warrant:

“in…