State v. Kelch

— The appellant appeals from a conviction and sentence to life imprisonment upon a charge of being an habitual criminal.

Ten assignments of error are made which, con*602densed, are substantially as follows: (1) that, appellant should have been sentenced after being convicted of grand larceny, and before the second information, charging him with being an habitual criminal, was filed; (2) that the court should have quashed the information charging appellant with being an habitual criminal; (3) that the same judge who tried him on the charge of grand larceny should also have tried him on the charge…