Davis v. State

PRICE, Presiding Judge.

The defendant was convicted, generally, under an indictment charging in three counts the unlawful manufacture of whiskey, and in the fourth count the illegal possession of a still to be used for the *477manufacture of prohibited liquors or beverages.

The evidence for the state tends to show, in March of 1966, a complete whiskey still in a house in Montgomery County. The house, known as the Kirk house, belonged to Mr. Chappell Gray. Mr. Gray’s bookkeeper, Parker G. Mount, testified he did not see the man who rented the house but Mr. Gray told him to list it on the ledger…