Bush v. State

RICE, Judge.

In a nine or ten room dwelling house, occupied as a residence by appellant, and with whom «there were residing therein at the time some six or seven other people, the officers of the law made a search. In “a pantry adjoining a bed room” they found some 175 pints of “bottled in bond” whisky,’plus some “eleven cases of beer.” There was no other entry into that pantry than “through the bed room.” Appellant was not there when the search was made.

Whose “bed room” is referred to in the preceding paragraph the evidence does not disclose. And it appears the whisky and beer were locked in…