People v. Martin

The testimony introduced by the prosecution, and none was offered by defendant, tended to show that defendant employed a drayman to haul some barrels for him from his uncle’s farm some distance out of Gaylord to his home in that' city. They went out to the uncle’s place in the late afternoon. The testimony tends to show that without the knowledge of the drayman defendant placed on the dray a still commonly used to distill intoxicating liquors. On the way back they were intercepted by the officers, the still found and defendant placed uhder arrest. No question is raised as to the validity of…