Taylor v. State

RICE, Judge.

One Charles Polk operated — apparently owned — a “swimming pool” some mile or so outside the limits of Pell City. In connection with this swimming pool Polk ran a rather stinking business;' the exact nature of which could, perhaps, but be inferred from the evidence. But it is undisputed that he was openly engaged in the illegal sale of whisky.

The general arrangement seems to have been that on one side of the swimming pool was a small hut or cabin, in which were sold sandwiches, and whisky by the drink.

Across this swimming pool, some little distance, and apparently in plain view,…