Walton v. State

The plaintiff in error, George Walton, was convicted on an information charging that in Cherokee county, November 12, 1923, he did convey one quart of whisky from a point unknown to the top of River hill in said county, and, in' accordance with the verdict of the jury, he was sentenced to pay a fine of $150 and be confined in jail for 60 days.

The testimony of Bryce Blevins and Jim Sanders, deputy sheriffs, and D. W. Perkins, chief of police of Tahle-quah, shows that they stopped on top of River hill near a vacant automobile, and the defendant, commonly known as “Happy Jack” came up the hill…