Davis v. State

Plaintiff in error was convicted of selling intoxicating liquor, and, his motion for a new trial having been overruled, he brings error. Only one witness was introduced by the State. He testified as follows: “I know Charleston Davis. I bought a pint of whisky from him about the first of December, 1912. In the transaction I paid him seventy-five cents for it. I gave him the money and he gave it to a woman; she gave him a pint of whisky and he gave the whisky to me. Í saw Charleston when he gave the woman the money, and saw her when she gave him the whisky, and then he gave the whisky to me.”…