Lorimer v. State

Defendants were convicted on count three of an information charging the possession of liquor manufactured by them for the purposes of sale.

The evidence shows that the sheriff, the chief of police *759of McCook and a deputy sheriff, armed with a search warrant, on November 8, 1933, found in a room under the dominion of both defendants a twelve-gallon jar or crock nearly full of liquid. They found near it a piece of rubber hose (spoken of as a siphon), a pitcher and a round quart bottle containing some of a similar liquid. They seized the articles, put portions of the liquid in other containers and…