Proctor v. State

The plaintiff in error was informed against, charged with a violation of the prohibitory law. It was alleged that he did unlawfully and wrongfully transport beer from a place in Oklahoma City, unknown, to and within a certain building situated at 122 Grand avenue in said city. He was found guilty, and his punishment assessed at imprisonment for 30 days in jail and to pay a fine of $50. The verdict was signed by five jurors. Judgment and sentence in accordance therewith was entered October 10, 1911. To reverse the judgment an appeal was perfected. It is contended that the verdict is not…