Upchurch v. State

The presentment charged a violation of the liquor laws by: (T) Selling within four miles of a schoolhouse; (2) tippling; (3) transporting.

The case was heard by Judge MorrisoN and a jury August 18, 1924. The bill of exceptions duly filed shows that a motion for a new trial was entered and overruled and — ■

“ Thereupon the court pronounced judgment. It is the judgment of the court that the defendant pay a fine of $100 and all the costs, taxes, and expense fees, and that he undergo confinement in the county jail or workhouse of Fentress county for a period of six months. ’ ’

A motion in arrest of…