State v. Haun
Court of Appeals of Kansas
Appeal from Crawford district court; Walter. L. Simons, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by '
Milton, J. :
From a conviction under an information charging a violation of chapter 145, Laws of 1897, C. L. Haun appeals. It was charged that Haun was agent and cashier of the Kansas Commercial Coal Company, a corporation doing business in Crawford county, Kansas, in operating coal-mines, and employing more than ten persons in operating said mines in that county, and that as such agent and cashier Harm did unlawfully, and on behalf of the coal company, sell, give and deliver a certain order, commonly called a punch-check, to one E. P. Graves, a miner…
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