Martin v. State

Appellant was indicted for possessing a still and stillworm, and, upon his trial, was -convicted, and has appealed.

He assigns as error the -alleged insufficiency of the testimony to support the verdict. The testimony fully supports the summary of the evidence contained in the brief of the Attorney General, as follows: A stillworm and other parts of a still were found, covered in -some hay in a crib, on the farm where appellant -and his father lived. There was also found in the crib about twenty gallons of whiskey, which appellant admitted belonged to him, and for which he testified that he…