Holmes v. State

Smith J.

Appellant was convicted of selling intoxicating liquor," and lias .appealed.

It is. first insisted that the evidence is not sufficient to sustain the verdict. But we do not agree with counsel in this contention. The State’s case was made by a young man named T. E. McCullough,who testified substantially as followsj He and his father, W. E. McCullough, owned together a small mercantile business in the city of Blythe-ville, and on one occasion a salesman who sold and installed gum machines came into witness ’ place of business and went to work on some of his machines. The salesman was in…