The People v. Wiedeman

A warrant to search for intoxicating liquors in a building occupied by plaintiff in error was issued April 6, 1926, upon a complaint stating, as a basis for the belief that intoxicating liquors were unlawfully possessed, that complainant had purchased “several drinks of white mule and home-brew in said residence on or about March 30, 1926, and also on or about April 3, 1926.” It is not stated on what day the warrant came into the hands of the sheriff of Saline county, but presumably it was delivered to him at once. The warrant was served April 12, 1926, and several bottles of beer were…