Cook v. State

Where, upon the trial of one indicted for unlawfully distilling, manufacturing, and making alcoholic liquors, spirituous liquors, whisky, and rum, it appears from the evidence that a State revenue agent located a still near the defendant’s residence and watched it for some time, departed, and upon the agent’s return, in company with other officers, to the site of the still, a fire was burning, voices and the noise of water being poured into drums could be heard, and two barrels of mash were located at the still, which, according to the testimony, were fermented, alcoholic, and intoxicating…