In re Koetting
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Habeas Coepus. The sheriff of Milwaukee county, to Avhom the writ Avas directed, made return thereto, and the petitioner demurred to such return.
1Opinion of the CourtWinslow, J.
'John B. Koetting was on the 21st day of July, 1893, the cashier and part owner of the South Side Savings Bank, a state banking corporation then doing a banking business in Milwaukee. ITe is held in custody by the sheriff of Milwaukee county upon an information charging him with having on said last-named day received for deposit in said bank a certain sum of money, the said bank then being unsafe and insolvent, and he then knoAving and having good reason to know that such bank Avas unsafe and insolvent, contrary to the provisions of sec. 4541, R. S. *168Upon his application a writ of habeas…
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