Reynolds v. State

(after stating the facts) : The plaintiff in error in support of the third, fourth and fifth assignments of error contends that the jugs, the “receipts for orders of whiskey” and the letter of August 19th, 1905, to R. H'. Reynolds offering him a commission on jug orders, admitted in evidence over his objections were irrelevant and immaterial and tended to prejudice the case of the defendant, because, as to the jugs they were empty and there was no evidence when they were received by the defendant, or that they contained liquor when they were received by him, because as to the “receipts for…