State v. Whipple

— Appellant was convicted in justice court and subsequently on appeal in the superior court, upon a complaint which charged: “The said defendent, Mrs. E. Whipple, then and there being’, did then and there willfully and unlawfully have in her possession intoxicating liquor other than alcohol, with *579the intention of selling* and disposing* of the same, contrary to the statute,” etc.

Upon-the trial in the superior court, after the jury was empaneled, the first witness was called and sworn and a question propounded to him, whereupon counsel for defendant entered objection to the introduction of any…