Graham v. State

The indictment against the plaintiff in error charged that he did “have, control, and possess certain spirituous etc., liquors. On the trial of the case one witness swore : “’Mr. Graham was cursing, and from his actings and conduct I am pretty sure he was drinking. . . My opinion is that he was under the influence of intoxicating liquors. Another witness swore that he told the accused that he was “too full to be on the streets; that he smelled the breath of the accused and “it *666smelled like he had been drinking something, some kind of whisky or something like that. . . My opinion is that he…