State v. Tremont

Defendant was charged, tried and convicted, in the municipal court of Minneapolis, of having in his possession intoxicating liquor for sale, contrary to an ordinance of the city. From an order denying his motion for a new trial, this appeal was taken.

The cause was tried in December, 1923. There was but one witness, Laura Brown, who testified on behalf of the prosecution. She testified that she had purchased liquor from the defendant on several occasions; that she had been informed that if she wanted to get any liquor she could do so by calling 637 East Sixteenth street, Minneapolis, over the…