Arnold v. State

(After stating the foregoing facts). In the first special ground of the amended motion for a new trial, objection is made to the introduction of the package of tickets introduced as lottery tickets, on the ground that mere possession of tickets is not proof of carrying on a lottery, that there was no evidence connecting the defendant with carrying on the lottery, that there was no proof that the tickets had ever been sold or otherwise handled by the defendant, and no proof that the tickets in question had ever been used in the operation of a lottery. Tickets properly identified as lottery…