People v. Anderson

Respondent was convicted of an alleged *186violation of the local-option law. The information charged that on May 11, 1908, he sold and furnished to one Frank Wrigglesworth a certain quantity of malt, brewed, fermented, spirituous, and intoxicating liquor, to wit, 36 pint bottles of beer. Wrigglesworth testified that he bought a case of beer from the firm of Stewart & Anderson, and that he paid Anderson $2.50 for it. He could not recall the date, but testified that he got the beer in the alley by the storehouse of Stewart & Anderson. “ I understood that was where I would find it. It was after 8…