Hale v. State

Monroe Hale was convicted on a charge of having, possessing, and controlling alcoholic and intoxicating liquors. The defendant’s motion for a new trial was overruled and he excepted.

H. L. Allman, sworn for the State, testified in part: “On August 18th, 1933, when he and other officers, namely Avery, Hunt, and Wooten, found 15 gallons of corn whisky in several different caches back of the defendant’s 'home, in one cache about 200 yards away from Hale’s Home and across a ditch and broken wire fence the officers found 15 gallons, at another point, back of Hale’s house, the officers found 3…