State v. Kingsbury

The information in this case contains two counts. The first charges the defendant with being a jointist and the second with having liquor in possession with intent to sell. The trial resulted in a verdict of guilty upon both counts and the defendant was sentenced upon both. From the judgment entered upon the verdict, the defendant appeals.

The appellant, on March 17,1927, and for some time prior thereto, had operated a tire shop in the city of Spokane. On this day, as shown by the evidence offered by the state, he made three sales out of his shop of moonshine whiskey, all of which were to the…