Foshee v. Grant

THOMPSON, J,.

Defendant, previous to the adoption of the Eighteenth Amendment to the federal Constitution, owned a barroom at Boyce, Rapides parish, where intoxicating liquors were sold at retail. The building in which the bar- was kept fronted on the main street of the town. In the rear, separated by a partition wall from the bar, was a room used as a storage or wareroom, where the stock of liquors in barrels, kegs, and cases was kept, and where empty barrels, kegs, and boxes were stored. There were two doors opening from the main saloon into the ware-room, one immediately back of the bar…