People v. Norcross

The appellants were charged by information with having conspired, combined, and confederated and agreed together to sell, transport, furnish, and deliver, and to have and possess intoxicating liquor, with intent so to do, in violation of the state statute known as the Wright Act; and as overt acts in furtherance of such conspiracy it was alleged that they did on or about the third day of December, 1923, in the county of Los Angeles, sell, furnish, deliver, have, and possess intoxicating liquor, and that the same was willful, felonious, and unlawful. Each of said defendants was also separately…