250 N.W. 366 | Minn. | 1933
One of the girls who was called in by the defendant was known to Meehan as a prostitute. Meehan had talked with people in the neighborhood and found that the house had the reputation of being a disorderly one.
The general reputation of the place, the manner in which Meehan was solicited to come into the house, the presence of a known prostitute, and the existence of a parlor where girls were called in to be viewed are all inconsistent with any other conclusion than that arrived at by the trial court.
Affirmed. *548