9 Mo. App. 216 | Mo. Ct. App. | 1880
delivered the opinion of the court.
The defendant was charged with selling and exposing to sale, etc., lottery tickets, in violation of sect. 28, p. 508, of Wagner’s Statutes. The information follows closely the language of the statute, as well as the form of those in The State v. Hindman, 4 Mo. App. 582, and The State v. McWilliams, 7 Mo. App. 99. In those cases, the informations were sustained by this court against the chief objections which are here raised against the present information. We see no reason for receding from the conclusions reached on the former occasions, and therefore reaffirm them. Some additional objections to the information were presented in a motion to quash, but as they were not renewed by the motion in arrest of judgment they cannot be considered on appeal. The State v. McWilliams, supra; The State v. Conrad, 21 Mo. 271.
It is urged for error by the defendant that the paper alleged to be a lottery ticket which the defendant had sold was ad
We find in the record no error against the defendant.
the judgment is affirmed.