Barnett

The defendant in this action was arrested upon three different complaints charging different offenses under the Wright Act, had three separate preliminary examinations, and was bound over for trial in the superior court upon the three several complaints and thereafter an information was filed by the district, attorney charging three separate offenses in three separate counts. Upon being arraigned on the information just referred to on the seventh day of January, 1924, the defendant, through his counsel, moved the court to strike out two of the counts contained in said information, which motion was thereupon granted. Thereafter and on the eighth day of January, the district attorney moved the court to reconsider its order striking the two counts from the information and after argument this motion was taken under consideration until the twenty-first day of January, 1924, upon which date the court filed its opinion and directed the entry of an order denying the motion to reconsider. Thereupon the district attorney, in open court, announced his intention of appealing to this court from the order striking out the two counts referred to and apparently from the order refusing to…