State v. Mansel
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Watts, J., Pickens, July, 1897. Indictment against Adam Mansel for taking orders for whiskey. From judgment against defendant, he appeals. (Arguments on point decided were oral.).
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Gary.
The appellant was indicted, tried, and convicted, at the July, 1897, term of the Court for Pickens County, for a violation of section 41 of the Dispen*469sary Act, approved in March, 1896 — 22 Stat., 147 — which is as follows: “Section 41. That it shall be unlawful for any person to take or to solicit orders, or to receive money from other persons for the purchase or shipment of any alcoholic liquors for or to such other persons in this State, except for liquors to be purchased and shipped from the dispensary; and any person violating this…
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