State v. Kingsbury
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Audubon District CoiM. — E. B. Woodruff, Judge'. The defendant was convicted of the crime -of bootlegging, and appeals. —
1Opinion of the CourtFaville, J.
The appellant was indicted by the grand jury of Audubon County, charged with the crime of bootlegging, alleged to have been committed on or about August 13, 19Í9. The appellant is a chiropractor, living in Audubon. The evidence in behalf of the State tended to show that, on the evening of the day in question, one Roth, a barber, met the appellant in front of the barber shop, and that appellant invited him to come up to his office, which he did. Roth claims that at this time the appellant gave him a drink of whisky from a bottle, and that they talked at that time about the appellant’s selling…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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