State v. Kyne

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Wells, J.:

There are seven allegations of error argued in the brief of appellant, the first of which is that the verdict was not sustained by the evidence. There was competent evidence submitted to the jury to warrant a conviction, and in such cases the verdict cannot be disturbed.

The second complaint is that the information was not refiled after being re verified. This was not essential ; it was already filed in the case, and it was considered and treated as having been réfiled, but no indorsement was made by the clerk. This is not fatal.

The third…