Lincoln v. State

The defendant, Jack Lincoln, was charged in the court of common jileas of Oklahoma county of the offense of illegal possession of whisky, was tried, convicted, and sentenced to serve 30 days in the county jail and pay a fine of $50 and has appealed.

The evidence showed that two deputy sheriffs armed with a search warrant directing them to make a search of room No. 359 in the Alexander Hotel of Oklahoma City, went to the hotel on August 30, 1946, to make a search of said room. The defendant, who was the manager of the hotel was present and accompanied the officers upstairs to room No. 359. When…