State v. Griffith

Appellant was charged by information in five counts with having violated certain provisions of the statute approved March 28, 1921 (Laws 1921, pp. 413-417), and April 23,1923 (Laws of 1923, pp. 236-247), prohibiting the possession, manufacture, sale etc., of intoxicating liquors. At the close of the evidence a demurrer was sustained to counts numbered one and three. The jury returned a verdict of guilty upon counts two, four and five. Count number two charged the felonious sale of intoxicating liquor, commonly called “hootch,” “moonshine,” “corn whiskey” and the verdict fixed the punishment…