Lynn v. State

Appellant was convicted' of the charge of making mash" suitable for distillation of alcoholic liquor, and he contends' on this appeal from the judgment of conviction that the evidence was not sufficient to sustain the verdict.

The sheriff and one of his deputies and a prohibition officer testified that on information of violations of the prohibition laws they went to appellant’s house, and, on search of the locality, found a forty-gallon barrel of fresh mash secreted about 125 steps from appellant’s back door; that they found otherbarrels of fresh mash-one about 250 yards from appellant’s…