State v. . Johnson

The defendant, H. B. Johnson, was tried and convicted under an indictment charging him with having in his possession and transporting spirituous liquors in violation of law; and the automobile, used by the defendant for transporting same, was sought to be condemned and forfeited as provided by statute. After the defendant had been tried and convicted, J. H. Creasman intervened and claimed title to the automobile. Upon the hearing of this intervention, the court found the facts and entered the following judgment:

"This is a motion made by J. H. Creasman for the return to him of an automobile…