Appellant's first assignment of error is without merit. State v. Sorenson, 34 Wyo. 84, 241 P. 707, 708 (Wyo. 1925); Gabrielson v. State, 510 P.2d 534, 536 (Wyo. 1973). The second point urged by appellant on appeal is that the District Court did not require Sanchez to testify to the address of his residence during the pendency of the trial.
Objections were made and exceptions saved to the court's rulings in allowing evidence of more than one offense under the three counts contained in the information. This question has been considered and ruled adversely to defendant in the case of State v. Carl Sorenson, 241 P. 707 decided this date. This is true also concerning the points made as the rulings preventing defendant from showing that at other times than the transaction in question one of the prosecuting witnesses was under the influence of liquor.