State v. . Horner

INDICTMENT tried before Long, Jat August Term, 1917, of Moose. Defendant was convicted, and appealed from the judgment. The charge against the defendant was that he had manufactured liquor, contrary to the statute prohibiting the same. There was evidence tending to show that defendant drove his father’s wagon to the place of manufacture, over “a dim road,” when it was dark. He left the road and drove to a house nearby and whistled two or three times, and then drove to the branch near the still, or where the still had been. He then left his wagon and went to the place where there were five…