Hines v. State

Judgment affirmed.

Bob Hines was charged with selling and furnishing malt and intoxicating liquor and intoxicating bitters in Carroll . county, “ in 714th district, Georgia Militia.” He was found guilty, and moved for a new trial on the general grounds, and for newly discovered evidence. The motion was overruled. At the trial one Mitchell testified that about the first part of 1892 or the latter part of 1891, he went to the defendant’s barber-shop to be shaved; asked defendant if he knew where witness could get any whisky; defendant said there was some in Stewart’s wagon-yard, that a man from…