Foster v. State

1. In the instant case the evidence tended to show that the place where the prohibited liquors were found was a café, in which there was a stock of goods and fixtures, known as “Bankhead Tavern No. 1,” which the evidence of the defend r ant, in the form of a written contract, tended to show had been purchased by the wife of the defendant from a third party, and which the State contended was the place of business of the defendant. There is no testimony in the record that the defendant and his wife resided at this place. The judge charged the jury as follows: '“I charge you further that in this…