Hrjak

On February 10, 1927, a complaint was filed with the justice of the peace of Temescal township, in the county of Riverside, charging the appellant with having committed “the crime of misdemeanor, to wit, the unlawful manufacture of intoxicating liquor,” in the city of Corona, Riverside County, on or about February 9, 1927. The jus tice of the peace thereupon issued a warrant for appellant’s arrest, and on the same date he was apprehended, brought into the justice’s court, pleaded not guilty, and his preliminary examination was had on February 15, 1927. After hearing the evidence the justice of the peace of Temescal township found “that there is not sufficient evidence upon which to hold the defendant, George Harjack, and it is ordered that the defendant be discharged,” and appellant' was released. On February 16, 1927, another complaint was filed with the justice of the peace of Riverside township, in said county, wherein appellant was charged with having manufactured intoxicating liquor in the county of Riverside on or about February 10, 1927. He was arrested, posted cash bail in the sum of five hundred dollars, and on March 10, 1927, a preliminary examination was held, and the…