Riner v. State

RICE, Judge.

Appellant was regularly put upon trial upon what appears to be a valid charge of illegally being in possession of prohibited liquor, to-wit: whiskey.

No question was raised, so far as disclosed by the record or bill of exceptions, by appellant or his counsel as to the sufficiency of the proof to sustain the charge against him. There was no objection or exception on his part to the admission or refusal to admit evidence; no request for the affirmative charge in his behalf; or for any other written charge. There was no motion' for a new trial, nor, in fact, any'thing whatsoever to…