People v. Weaver

In September, 1925, James Weaver, husband of defendant, was convicted of violating the prohibition law and was placed on probation for two years upon his execution of the following instrument:

“To Ben Peterson,

Probation Officer:

“Having been convicted of the so-called liquor law, and being desirous of being placed on probation for that offense, I hereby agree that:

“1. I will abstain from the use of intoxicating liquor during the term of my probation.

“2. I will not have intoxicating liquor in my possession during the term of my probation.

“8. I will not allow intoxicating liquor or implements…