Wright v. State

The accused was convicted under an indictment in two counts, one charging the sale of intoxicating liquors, and the other charging him with keeping such liquors on hand at his place of business. It appears, from the testimony, that the accused was secretary and treasurer of the Elks Club, a fraternal and -social organization located in the city of Macon. It further appears that the club had paid the State tax for the purpose of keeping intoxicating liquors on hand for the use of its members, and that the members were allowed to withdraw liquor from the common stock, either by the drink or in…