Bradley v. State

The indictment contained two counts. The first count charged the manufacture of prohibited liquors; the second count charged the possession of a still, etc. Both counts were in the words of the statute and were sufficient. There was a general verdict of guilt.

The evidence for the state was directed to showing that a still was found about a quarter of a mile from the defendant’s home. A trail led from the still in the direction of defendant’s house, and also in the direction of his father’s (Arch Bradley’s) house. The trail led by the side of defendant’s pasture, crossed *the fence, led…