83 Iowa 118 | Iowa | 1891
April 16, 1889, the appellant was charged by indictment, in the usual form, with the crime of nuisance, as defined in section 1543 of the Code. The indictment contains the additional charge that he “was, on the twenty-sixth day of September, 1888, convicted of the crime of nuisance, in the district court of Marshall county, Iowa.” On April 18, 1889, the appellant pleaded guilty to this indictment, and was
It is not questioned but that the judgment was authorized if the appellant was amenable to the penalties prescribed in section 9, chapter 66, of the Acts of the Twenty-first G-eneral Assembly, which provides a penalty of imprisonment in the county jail of not less than three months nor more than one year upon a second conviction “of keeping a nuisance under the laws prohibiting the illegal sale of intoxicating liquors.” The appellant’s contention is that the former convie