State v. Tincher
West Virginia Supreme Court
Error to Circuit Court, Payette County. Lillian Tincher was convicted of the unlawful sale of liquors at her residence and she brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Lynch, PRESIDENT:
At the April term in 1917 of the criminal court of Payette county, Lillian Tincher was convicted of the unlawful sale of liquors at her residence in a village of some five hundred persons; and upon the verdict was imposed a sentence of fine and imprisonment. At the time of the arrest, eleven pints of intoxicants were found by the officers at the place where the proof tends to show the alleged sale was made. Such possession was admitted by the accused; and Marvin Wills for the state testified that a few days prior to the arrest he purchased from her one pint of whiskey.'
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