Martin v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SAMFORD, J.'
The first count in the indictment charged that the defendant manufactured prohibited liquor, but as to this count the court gave the affirmative charge for the defendant, which eliminates all questions arising under that charge.
As to the second count, the evidence for the state, and the only evidence, as to a still is that there was found, “A lard can with a hole cut in the top of the lid; a trough with á hole in each end of it; a pipe about 100 yards away hanging in a tree.” There was no evidence that either one or all of these articles were suitable or commonly used in…
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