Cullars v. State

The evidence in this case is as follows: W. S. Harrison, the witness for the State, swore: “I know the defendant Aaron Cullars. I was at his house yesterday and found a still in about 250 yards of his house. The still was about a fifty-gallon copper still and showed that it had been recently used. It was set up on a furnace, and, from the condition of the ground *114around there and of the still itself (it being smoked up and having fresh ashes under it), I would say that it had been used recently. There were tracks of one person at the still, and they had been made on the day, or day before, I…