Cantu v. State

No brief for appellant was on file when our opinion was written, and none was presented until upon motion for rehearing. The point upon which reliance is had to reverse the judgment escaped us. The indictment charged the transportation of "spirituous, vinous and malt liquors capable of producing intoxication." It is admitted by appellant's attorney that the proof is sufficient to show that the liquor being transported was intoxicating, but the contention is that the State having in the indictment specifically described the liquor as "spirituous, vinous and malt, was required to prove, not…