State v. Dillard

MORLING, J.-

-I. The State's evidence tends to show that, in July, or early fall, of 1926, officers searched defendant's person and automobile. They found on his person a six-ounce bottle two thirds full of alcohol, and in his car two empty six-ounce bottles, and one half full of alcohol. They found also two bottles of near beer. Another witness testifies that, in the early part of June, 1925, he bought a half pint of alcohol of defendant. The defeiadant contends that the State should have been required to elect between these two transactions. We find no motion to require an election, and such…