Supreme Court of Kansas, 1906

State v. Frampton

State v. Frampton
Supreme Court of Kansas · Decided November 10, 1906
74 Kan. 897; 87 P. 1150; 1906 Kan. LEXIS 187

State v. Frampton

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam:

Defendant was convicted of two unlawful sales of intoxicating liquor, and also for maintaining a nuisance. By an election the- state designated the transactions upon which it would rely to establish the sales. The proof was sufficient to support the findings on both counts. A sale by defendant’s barkeeper, at defendant’s place of business, and in his presence, is strong proof of a sale by himself. According to the testimony. ,the witness .Kern bought liquor from the defendant directly, and ■ at other times he was served by those who were assisting in the sale of liquor in defendant’s place of business.

■" The judgment is affirmed.

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