People v. Gebhard

The respondent having been cónvicted of the offense of selling liquor to Joseph Blackmond, a person alleged in the indictment to be “a person of Indian descent,” brings the record to this court for review upon exceptions before sentence. By agreement of counsel, the facts were stipulated upon the record as follows:

“First. That on the day of the offense charged against *193the defendant, Frank Gebhard, in the indictment, which is the selling to Joseph Blackmond of a glass of beer in the saloon of Gustave Weiland on the 10th day of July last; that said Blackmond was and is the son of a father who…