Cavallini

This case was determined October 29, 1915, and opinion filed on that day. (21 Cal. App. Dec. 583.) A rehearing was ordered particularly upon two points: First. Is the information sufficient to show that the fourth supervisor district of Madera County was no-lieense territory? Second. Was evidence tending to show that defendant kept and conducted a place where alcoholic liquors were sold on days prior to September 30, 1914, admissible ?

Defendant - was convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of six hundred dollars and to be imprisoned in the county jail for the period of seven months. He appeals from the judgment and the order denying his motion for a new trial.

The information reads as follows: “Salvatore Cavallini is accused by the district attorney for the county of Madera, state of California, by this information, of the crime of keeping and conducting a place where alcoholic liquors are kept for the purpose of sale and distribution in ‘no-license territory, ’ committed as follows: The said Salvatore Cavallini on or about the 30th day of September, nineteen hundred and fourteen at and in the said county of Madera, and state of California, and prior to the filing of this…