¶1A motion for a new trial in the district court indicates some grounds of complaint of the proceedings. As to such matters, we have given the record a careful consideration, besides an examination of the record generally. In the absence of argument, we think it unnecessary to elaborate the points suggested by the motion for a new trial. The record is without error, and the judgment is affirmed.
88 Iowa 749
State v. Willie
Decided October 6, 1893
Supreme Court of Iowa · decided 1893-10-06
— Hon. John R. Caldwell, Judge. Indictment for a liquor nuisance. Verdict of guilty, and judgment, from which the defendant appealed. The cause was submitted by the attorney general on an abstract, without argument by either party.
Decided 1893-10-06